Coverage mentioning Angus D. MacColl, drawn from published sources.
Connor Sinclair, Callum Beaumont, Alasdair Henderson, Finlay Johnston and Angus D. MacColl performed at the 2026 Pipe-Major Alasdair Gillies Memorial Challenge Recital. The recital took place in the Strathclyde Suite and drew a packed audience.
Read the original ↗The Lochnell Intermediate Championship is set for Benderloch, where eight young professionals will play piobaireachd and MSR for the title. Douglas Baird, Kyle Cameron, Thomas Fallon, Malachi Johannsen, Chris McCartan, Liam Nicolson, Andrew Pattison and Magnus Stone are named as the competitors.
Read the original ↗The National Piping Centre and William Grant Foundation are presenting the 53rd Glenfiddich Piping Championship at Blair Castle on 31 October 2026. The event starts from 10:30 a.m. and the published line-up includes ten solo pipers.
Read the original ↗The 10 contestants for the 2026 Glenfiddich Solo Piping Championships at Blair Castle on 31 October are now confirmed. Among the named entrants are Chris Armstrong, Callum Beaumont, Alan Bevan and Willie McCallum.
Read the original ↗Angus D. MacColl is shown in a fast final set at the 2026 Gillies Memorial Challenge Recital. The video highlights his distinctive dance-music style in the closing tunes.
Read the original ↗Bagpipe News looks back at the 2026 Masters through photographs of all 20 MSR competitors. Alasdair Henderson won the piobaireachd and Connor Sinclair the MSR at the National Piping Centre on 9 August.
Read the original ↗pipes|drums shares video featuring Finlay Johnston at the 2026 Gillies Memorial Challenge Recital. The programme also featured Callum Beaumont, Alasdair Henderson, Angus D. MacColl and Connor Sinclair.
Read the original ↗The London Recital returns on 2 October 2026 at St Botolph-without-Bishopsgate, featuring Callum Beaumont and Ben Duncan. The organiser lists the Pinstripe Highlanders and Piobaireachd Society as hosts, with support from the Highland Society of London. Its retrospective identifies Angus MacColl and Iain Speirs as the 2025 performers.
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