Winner of the Gold Medal at the National Mod in Skye.

Mairi was born on 15th August 1964 in Baghasdail A'tuath, a small township on the beautiful island of South Uist. She spoke Gaelic in the home and it was not until Mairi went to school, that she learned English.

Mairi enjoyed singing from an early age in Gaelic and in 1982 became one of the youngest winner of the prestigious Gold Medal at the National Mod in Skye. She achieved this at her first attempt. The following year Mairi won the Pan Celtic Festival in Killarney, Ireland. Since then, Mairi has become a well established singer and is often heard on T.V. and Radio. In fact, no Gaelic music programme would be complete without Mairi MacInnes.

...no Gaelic music programme would be complete without
Mairi MacInnes...

Prior to Mairi's first album 'Causeway', which was released in 1989, she recorded and performed with Runrig. Mairi was now becoming a much sought after artiste and was approached by the Gaelic/Dance band Mouth-Music. She toured the USA/Canada and recorded the E.P. Green Sea/Blue Door before returning to a solo career.

Mairi MacInnes is the singer of William Jackson's new song for Scotland 'Land of Light', which won The Herald's 'New Song for the Millennium' competition.

To contact us:

email: MairiMacInnes@hotmail.com