For 2024, Edinburgh’s Hogmanay celebrations will be expanded to areas beyond the city centre and run for an entire extra day. The capacity for the main party on Prince’s Street will increase from 40,000 to 45,000, there’ll be a new live music stage and a new four-day programme of events at the George Street Assembly Rooms.

The band will perform at the event on 31 December for the third time.

Organisers of Edinburgh’s Hogmanay have announced that Scottish rockers Texas will make it a hat-trick when they headline the Concert in the Gardens on Tuesday, December 31.

The group announced their Hogmanay headline slot live on stage during a sold-out show at the Glasgow Hydro on Sunday night.

Texas will headline Edinburgh Hogmanay for the first time in close to 20 years, as they become the first act ever to do so three times.

Edinburgh’s Hogmanay concert is set to be a spectacular New Year’s Eve celebration with Texas as the headliners. The Scottish band, known for their iconic hits, will return to the world-famous event for the third time, having last performed there in 2005.

Organisers of Edinburgh’s Hogmanay today announced that Scottish music legends Texas will headline the Concert in the Gardens on Tuesday 31 December, welcoming party-people from around the globe to dance their way into 2025 at the world-famous New Year festival.

The 'Say What You Want' hitmakers - who will become the first act to play the event three times - will be joined by fellow Scot Callum Beattie ahead of fireworks lighting up Edinburgh Castle at midnight (01.01.25) to ring in the New Year at Princes Street Gardens.

Scottish band Texas have been unveiled as this year's headliner for Edinburgh's Hogmanay celebrations. The pop-rockers, fronted by award-winning singer-songwriter Sharleen Spiteri, will perform their greatest hits at Concert in the Gardens on 31 December.