While stars of the golfing world, including Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Matt Fitzpatrick and Tommy Fleetwood, battle it out on the greens at The Renaissance Club, live music will be performed on the Fringe by the Tee stage.
Chart-toppers The Feeling, famous for hits including Never Be Lonely, I Thought It Was Over, and Fill My Little World, take to the stage tomorrow (Friday).
The following night, Toploader, who rose to fame with tracks such as Achilles Heel and Dancing in the Moonlight, will be at the heart of the Fan Zone.
Toploader are coming to The Renaissance Club (Image: James Higgins)
The collaboration between the Genesis Scottish Open and Fringe by the Sea returns, with the Fringe by the Tee pop-up stage once again enhancing the fan experience.
Ahead of the tournament, which comes to a finale on Sunday, Rory Steel, festival director of Fringe by the Sea, said: “The Fringe by the Tee line-up for 2026 really showcases the breadth of what we’re about – bringing together big-name headliners, exciting emerging artists and a strong mix of entertainment for all ages.
“The pop-up stage has become a key part of the tournament experience, and we’re looking forward to another fantastic atmosphere across the week.”
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Alongside the headline acts, the line-up features an impressive mix of emerging artists, local talent and live entertainment.
Performances across the week include folk-pop artist Ferester, Edinburgh soul singer James Emmanuel, Glasgow singer-songwriter Cara Rose and Irish indie-folk artist Dara Dubh, alongside internationally acclaimed pianist Sinae Lee.
Comedian Chris Forbes will host the main stage daily, leading interviews, audience interaction and live programming.
Meanwhile, there will be DJ sets from Kaiser Matt and Miss Mixtape to help create a lively atmosphere across the Fan Zone throughout the week.
Fringe by the Tee also continues to offer a strong family-friendly programme, with daily interactive animal sessions from ZooLab and returning favourite Alexander the Great bringing magic, circus skills and hands-on entertainment for younger audience.