Edinburgh Hogmanay favourites swap capital for Ayrshire New Year date

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New Year revellers are in for a treat this Hogmanay as a top tribal band are set to wow crowds in Ayrshire.Clanadonia are swapping the big city lights of Edinburgh for Venue38’s ‘Hogmanay Hootenanny’ bash on December 31 as the Ayr venue welcomes the high-energy performers for a fun-filled night of live music, dancing and drinks.Partygoers will ring in the bells to the lively drum and pipes of tartan clad Clanadonia, who have entertained audiences across the globe including playing in front of 69,000 adoring rugby fans at Murrayfield Stadium.Clanadonia will be joined by Planet Groove band, Electric Warrior and Wildcard Rockcoverband to get guests in the party mood.And that’s not all as revellers can tuck into a tasty pie as well as enjoy complimentary bubbles at the bells.Tracy Anne McGregor, co-owner of Venue38, said the team are excited to be back celebrating New Year's as this will be the first proper bash since 2019.She said: “We’re having the annual Hogmanay Hootenanny, which used to be held at Ayr Town Hall.“It was cancelled last year because everything was closed down again.“But we’ve got it back on and we’ve got Clanadonia coming- and instead of them being up at Edinburgh this year they’re going to be down with us!”The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now.Get all the local news in your area – plus features, football news and the latest on the coronavirus crisis – at your fingertips 24/7.The free download features the latest breaking news and exclusive stories while you can customise your page with the sections that matter to you.The Ayrshire Live app is available to download now on iOS and Android.Tu-Bardh Wilson from Clanadonia added: “We’re looking forward to performing at Venue38 down in Ayr on