Catriona plays flute with the Fulltone Orchestra, who return to Tewkesbury Abbey with a truly spectacular evening of music!

Experience the power and drama of Holst’s The Planets performed by a full symphony orchestra under an awe-inspiring moon projection — an unforgettable night in one of the UK’s most breathtaking venues.

Also featuring The Star Wars Suite, this concert promises cosmic soundscapes, epic energy, and spine-tingling moments from start to finish. Tickets are available here.

Catriona plays harp for the Equilibrium Symphony Orchestra as part of the 20th Malcolm Arnold Festival, with performances taking place at Northampton School for Boys. Repertoire comprises Arnold’s Concertos for Trumpet, Organ, Harmonica and Concerto Gastronomique. More details and tickets are available here.

Catriona plays harp with the Fulltone Orchestra.

Love Enya? Grew up with Orinoco Flow spinning on the stereo? Or just fancy losing yourself in something utterly epic for the night? 

Then you’d be mad to miss this performance by The Fulltone Orchestra and Cantiamo Choir.

The Fulltone Orchestra — a symphonic powerhouse — are back with Symphonic Enya, a lush, live reimagining of her iconic Watermark album with voices to die for. Expect sweeping strings, haunting harmonies, and that unmistakable, otherworldly sound that made Enya a global phenomenon.

Tickets are available here for this performance at the Questor’s Theatre, Ealing, London.

Cationa plays flute for TC.Kylie’s jazz fusion music with The Hourglass collective at The Jazz Cafe, supporting Kyoto Jazz Massive. Tickets are available here.

Catriona plays harp in the Japanese Gardens, Wooburn Green, HP10 0HR, for a gathering beneath the Full Corn Moon — also known as the Harvest Moon, rising close to the autumn equinox. This is a time to pause, reflect, and realign. Every guest will receive a special gift from Bali, and nourishing refreshments will be served. Attendees are asked to donate £45, all of which will go to Cancer Research. Contact Alexandra for details of how to attend.

The London Ambient Orchestra are a community of improvisers and artists reflective of London’s rich cultural diversity: an electroacoustic melange where classical instruments stand side by side with pedalsteel guitar, samplers and loops. Hundred Years Gallery is a dynamic art space situated in Hoxton, East London supporting experimental and innovative art. The Gallery’s exhibition programme is aimed at presenting a wide spectrum of contemporary art production with an emphasis on providing a platform for radical ideas and young or unrepresented artists. Tickets are available here.

Catriona performs on harp as part of the Fulltone Orchestra at Cadogan Hall. West End star Kerry Ellis joins the orchestra for a truly unforgettable evening.

This spectacular one-night-only concert brings together Kerry’s dazzling vocals with the power and sweep of a 40-piece symphony orchestra conducted by Anthony Brown. Expect a breathtaking journey through some of the most iconic songs ever written for stage and screen, all performed with Fulltone’s signature energy and cinematic brilliance. Tickets are available here.

Catriona takes a soloist role on Baroque Flute for Telemann’s Concerto for Recorder and Flute, TWV 52:e1, performing with Castle Baroque Players at the Bishop Street Methodist Church. More details are available here.

Catriona takes a soloist role on Baroque Flute for Telemann’s Concerto for Recorder and Flute, TWV 52:e1, performing with Castle Baroque Players at the Atkins Gallery, Hinckley. No need to book to attend the recital. Freshly made lunches and Fair Trade Coffee available from the onsite Hansom Café. More details are available here.

Catriona performs as a concerto soloist in the beautiful surroundings of St. Mary’s Church, Banbury. Details can be found here.

Catriona plays harp in an evening of gospel and contemporary worship tunes at Westminster Chapel, with an 8-piece choir and an ensemble also featuring violin, cello, drums and keys.

Tickets available here.

Catriona plays harp for an evening of favourite orchestral music and much-loved solos from the world of opera directed by Spanish conductor, Juan Ortuño, with soloists Khrystyna Makar and Marcus Dawson.

Tickets available here.

Catriona plays harp for the Fulltone Orchestra, in this great big massive night of glorious and fabulous music! Travel back to the golden age of Hollywood with a majestic concert of classic film scores - performed live by the 50-piece Fulltone Orchestra in Chester Cathedral. Details are available here.

Catriona plays harp for the Fulltone Orchestra, in this great big massive night of glorious and fabulous music! Travel back to the golden age of Hollywood with a majestic concert of classic film scores - performed live by the 50-piece Fulltone Orchestra in Winchester Cathedral. Details are available here.

Catriona plays harp for the Fulltone Orchestra, in this great big massive night of glorious and fabulous music! Travel back to the golden age of Hollywood with a majestic concert of classic film scores - performed live by the 50-piece Fulltone Orchestra in Exeter Cathedral. Details are available here.

Catriona plays harp for the Fulltone Orchestra, in this great big massive night of glorious and fabulous music! Travel back to the golden age of Hollywood with a majestic concert of classic film scores - performed live by the 50-piece Fulltone Orchestra in Worcester Cathedral. Details are available here.

Catriona plays flute with the London Ambient Orchestra, a collaboration of alternative classical artists, joined together through a mutual goal of exploration, expression, and experimentation. The event takes place at Pond Square Chapel. Tickets can be found here.

Catriona brings her jazz quartet for a lunchtime concert of original music at Yamaha Northumberland, featuring Francis Tulip on guitar, Steve Hanley on drums and Sam Quintana on bass. Tickets are available here.

Catriona brings her quartet to Northumberland for a set of original music, including music from her debut album Triquetra. Her ensemble features Francis Tulip on guitar, Steve Hanley on drums and Sam Quintana on bass. This event takes place at Hexham Library as part of a day of performances from artists including Joe Steels Group + Norma Winstone, Nikki Iles, Mike Walker & Steve Watts. Details are available here.

Catriona brings her quartet to play a night in Edinburgh with Rhythm & Revolution, featuring Francis Tulip on guitar, Steve Hanley on drums and Christopher Quinn on bass. Expect new originals and covers of music by Dorothy Ashby and Alice Coltrane. Tickets can be found here.

Catriona brings her quartet to The Vault in Newton Stewart, Scotland, as part of her spring northern tour. Expect to hear a variety of original music, ranging from Gaelic-blues to jazz fusion. Catriona’s quartet features Francis Tulip on guitar, Steve Hanley on drums and Christopher Quinn on bass.

Tickets available here.

Catriona brings her quartet to Carlisle Jazz Club as part of her spring northern tour. Expect to hear a combination of folky originals, including music from her album Triquetra, and Great American Songbook tunes. Catriona’s quartet features Francis Tulip on guitar, Steve Hanley on drums and Christopher Quinn on bass. This event takes place at Carlisle Rugby Club and tickets for non-members cost £9-11. Details available here.

Catriona starts her northern tour at Jazz-at-Heart, located in Shire Oak Hall at Headingley Enterprise and Arts Centre, as part of Leeds Jazz Festival. She brings a quartet featuring Francis Tulip on guitar, Steve Hanley on drums and Sam Quintana on bass.

Details and tickets available here.

Catriona performs for Deep Listening Lounge in a solo harp sound bath, followed by an ambient set from DJ artist Dominic. Details are available here.

Deep Listening Lounge is a space for collective, undistracted listening—where sound is the sole focus. It’s an opportunity for artists to share music they might not usually get to play and for sounds typically experienced on the dancefloor to be heard in a completely different way. Here, we listen together—lying down, not moving, fully immersed.

Catriona brings her jazz quartet to Clifford Chance for a lunchtime concert, leading a quartet featuring Francis Tulip on guitar, George Balmont on electric and double bass, and George Povey on drums. In addition to Clifford Chance employees, the concert is also open to local primary school students and care home residents.

Please contact Catriona directly for further information if you are interested in attending.

Catriona brings new original compositions for harp to the John Lewis stage at Cheltenham Jazz Festival, leading a quartet featuring Francis Tulip on guitar, George Balmont on electric and double bass, and George Povey on drums.

Entry free and details available here.

Catriona plays harp with the Fulltone Orchestra, alongside the incredible voices of Cantiamo, to revive Enya’s pivotal Watermark album and a whole host of awesome New Age music!

Set on the sensational Marlborough College Memorial Hall stage in a stunning light show, this is a rare opportunity for music lovers to experience the timeless beauty of Enya’s work in all its glory.

Arranged for orchestra and voices, especially, it will transport audiences back to the late 1980s. It will appear alongside other hits such as Riverdance, Enigma, Clannad, and Karl Jenkins – hits that again will transport you to a magical place.

Watermark was Enya's second studio album, but was her first major commercial success. It catapulted her to international fame, largely due to the popularity of the hit single Orinoco Flow. The album is known for its ethereal, multi-layered sound, blending Celtic, classical, and ambient influences.

Tickets available here.