\n Organisers said “tens of thousands of votes were cast” by the public to decide the 24 winners alongside a panel of judges from the list of more than 100 nominees.\n<\/p>\n
\n READ MORE: Meet Charlotte, the wife of Sir Walter Scott, who was actually key to his success<\/a>\n<\/p>\n The Scots Trad Music Awards 2025 winners are:<\/p>\n Album of the Year: araon by Sian<\/p>\n Citty Finlayson Scots Singer of the Year: Ellie Beaton<\/p>\n Club of the Year: North East Accordion and Fiddle Club<\/p>\n Community Project of the Year: The Royal National M\u00f2d<\/p>\n Composer of the Year: Findlay Napier<\/p>\n Event of the Year: BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of Year – 25th Anniversary<\/p>\n Folk Band of the Year: Blazin’ Fiddles<\/p>\n Gaelic Singer of the Year : Kim Carnie<\/p>\n Industry Person of the Year: Donald Shaw<\/p>\n Live Act of the Yea: Skerryvore<\/p>\n Musician of the Year: Siobhan Miller<\/p>\n Music Tutor of the Year Award: Innes Watson<\/p>\n Original Work of the Year: The Great Herdsman of Etive by RURA<\/p>\n Scottish Dance Band of the Year: The Ceilidh Collective<\/p>\n Scottish Pipe Band of the Year: Glasgow Skye Association Pipe Band<\/p>\n Up and Coming Artist of the Year: D\u00e0na<\/p>\n Venue of the Year: Park Bar, Glasgow<\/p>\n Services to Gaelic Award: Boyd Robertson<\/p>\n The Hamish Henderson Services to Traditional Music Award: David Francis<\/p>\n The Janet Paisley Services to Scots Language Award: Gerda Stevenson<\/p>\n Photographer of the Year: Magnus Graham<\/p>\n Recording Studio of the Year: Wee Studio, Stornoway<\/p>\n Record Producer of the Year: Rory Matheson<\/p>\n Trad Music in the Media: BBC Radio Scotland – Take the Floor<\/p>\n \n This year\u2019s Na Trads see Scottish band Skerryvore take home the Live Act of the Year award for the fourth time, rounding off their 20th anniversary year<\/a>, while Glasgow institution the Park Bar won the Venue of the Year prize for the first time in its 130-year history.\n<\/p>\n