Scotland has become a second home for many Irish country singers and musicians over the last few decades. In the early days it was mainly Glasgow because of the long-established and enduring tradition. For close to 30 years, Mick Flavin and his band have been making the crossing to Scotland on a regular basis. He still looks forward to those trips in a special way. “We always feel so much at home when we are over in Scotland and especially in the Highlands or the islands. That natural rapport is very strong between us and Scottish audiences have long been very faithful to the Irish country artists who have made many friendships with them over the years,” says Mick.