Tide Lines is a Scottish band formed in 2016, known for blending traditional Celtic influences with modern pop and rock sounds. Hailing from the Highlands and the Islands of Scotland, the founding members include lead vocalist and guitarist Robert Robertson, keyboardist Ross Wilson, guitarist Alasdair Turner, and drummer Fergus Munro. The band's music is characterized by anthemic melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and elements of Scottish folk music, often sung in both English and Gaelic. Their debut album, "Dreams We Never Lost," released in 2017, received widespread acclaim and helped establish their fan base across Scotland and beyond. In 2020, they released their second album, "Eye of the Storm," which further showcased their evolved sound and lyrical depth. The album topped the UK Official Scottish Album Chart and reached high positions on various digital platforms, highlighting the band's growing popularity. Tide Lines has built a strong reputation for their energetic live performances, playing at major festivals and selling out headline tours. Their music continues to resonate with audiences for its uplifting spirit and strong sense of place, celebrating the landscapes and stories of the Scottish Highlands.