Young musicians invited to Hit The Road as touring initiative celebrates 10 years
- 8 months ago
Young musicians invited to Hit The Road as touring initiative celebrates 10 years.
Scotland’s esteemed youth music touring project Hit The Road launches its 10th year of shaping young musical talent later today.
Since its inception in 2013, Hit The Road has been instrumental in aiding the journeys of 300 aspiring young musicians across the country, offering a platform for growth, networking and artistic expression.
The project has been a catalyst for countless success stories in the Scottish music scene including Scottish sensation Lewis Capaldi and celebrated singer-songwriter Be Charlotte. Organisers are once again calling for budding artists aged 14-19 to get involved in the initiative’s upcoming touring season.
Scotland’s esteemed youth music touring project Hit The Road launches its 10th year of shaping young musical talent later today.
Since its inception in 2013, Hit The Road has been instrumental in aiding the journeys of 300 aspiring young musicians across the country, offering a platform for growth, networking and artistic expression.
The project has been a catalyst for countless success stories in the Scottish music scene including Scottish sensation Lewis Capaldi and celebrated singer-songwriter Be Charlotte. Organisers are once again calling for budding artists aged 14-19 to get involved in the initiative’s upcoming touring season.