Mairi Campbell’s work is widely recognised for its artistic depth, cultural resonance, and fearless originality.

In 2024, her solo production Living Stone earned both a Scotsman Fringe First Award and dual honours from the DarkChat Awards for Best Music and Best Exhibition — affirming the show’s unique fusion of storytelling, song, and visual art.

Her earlier solo works, Auld Lang Syne and Pulse, were each supported by a Made in Scotland award, and her trailblazing creativity continues to leave a deep imprint on audiences and critics alike.

Further Honours

Over the years, Mairi has also been honoured for her musicianship and teaching.

She was inducted into the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame in 2019, and has received multiple accolades from Na Trads, including Instrumentalist of the Year, Scots Singer of the Year, and Tutor of the Year.

Other awards and honours include the International Neil Gow Composition Award and Female Musician of the Year by Live Ireland.

These awards reflect not only her technical mastery but also her commitment to nurturing tradition while reshaping it, one story at a time.