A Green MSP has backed the Proclaimers after the legendary duo were ... told the Record that "no band should be made to go cap in hand to the Royals". The tracks were picked by the UK Government ...

some have criticised the poll for including the Edinburgh-born band on the list at all. The Proclaimers play Party at the Palace 2016. Picture; Michael Gillen With ten studio albums, countless ...

Edinburgh twins Craig and Charlie Reid turned the pop world upside down with the release of The Proclaimers' first album - This is the Story - in 1987. At a time when image was king, they burst ...

David Tennant talks to Craig and Charlie Reid of The Proclaimers about a 30-year career that has seen them become one of Scotland's most iconic bands. Show more In 1987, two brothers from ...

The Proclaimers have been removed from the playlist ... song was removed from the playlist following complaints about the band’s republican views. Charlie recently showed his support for Symon ...

THE Proclaimers are battling Band Aid 30 and the X Factor winner’s single for a spot in the Christmas chart with an anti-war song. Craig and Charlie Reid feature on The Peace Collective’s ...

Scottish twins Charlie and Craig Reid have been recording as The Proclaimers since the early 1980s ... We've already vastly exceeded any success we thought we'd have. Basically we're a band that plays ...

I feel vaguely uncomfortable saying this - if I'm wrong, the backlash could be catastrophic - but I consider myself to be the biggest Proclaimers fan in North America. The world? Not a chance.

The British band also performed material from their recent "Moon Music" LP for a BBC Radio 2 session. By Sophie Williams Coldplay have teamed up with Laura Mvula to cover The Proclaimers ...

This past Sunday (November 19), the rapper – who currently touring Australia and New Zealand – made a special appearance at Doolan’s Irish Pub in Auckland, where he surprised patrons with ...

The Scottish band, The Proclaimers, have announced their backing for Welsh independence. In an interview with Golwg magazine, brothers Craig and Charlie Reid, were promoting their new "political ...