Commentary is provided by JJ Chalmers and Jennifer Reoch, and the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo’s patron, HRH the Princess ...

The first Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo took place in 1950 and was inspired by a show called 'Something About a Soldier' which was performed in 1949 at the Ross Bandstand.

The Scotland Secretary will be joined in the Royal Box by VE Day veterans and staff and volunteers from Scottish veterans’ ...

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is back, treating audiences to an extraordinary "experience like no other". Bringing together the best of military and international performances, the show has ...

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is back, treating audiences to an extraordinary "experience like no other". Bringing together the best of military and international performances, the show has been ...

The first Edinburgh Military Tattoo attracted some 100,000 people over its 20-show run and even received a visit from Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother and Princess Margaret. When does the Royal ...

The Scots Outlander actor delighted crowds as he made an appearance at the historic event in the capital city.

This year’s Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo will transport guests on a nautical-themed “cultural adventure”, organisers have said. More than 800 performers from the United States, India ...

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo returned to Edinburgh Castle on August 1 - with the captivating show featuring 800 performers from around the world. Did you know with a Digital Subscription to ...