Gary Innes is an accomplished Scottish musician renowned for his expertise in playing the accordion and for his contributions to Celtic and folk music. Hailing from Spean Bridge in the Scottish Highlands, Gary is not just a musical talent but also an avid sportsman, once representing Scotland at shinty, a traditional Scottish team sport. Innes is a member of the popular Scottish folk band Mànran, which has played a significant role in bringing contemporary Celtic music to a broader audience.

Throughout his solo career, Gary Innes has produced a range of evocative tracks that often reflect his heritage and passion for the Scottish landscape and sports. His album "ERA," released in 2017, is a testament to his musical prowess and ability to craft compositions that resonate with his roots. Distinctive tracks like "The Caman Man," which pays homage to shinty players, and "The Hurling Man," which intertwines the vigorous energy of sports with melodic storytelling, showcases his skill in fusing traditional Gaelic culture with modern musical expressions. Gary Innes' work, including emotive singles such as "The Commandos' View" and "Swan Song," continues to enamor audiences, ensuring his place as a cherished figure in the Scottish folk music scene.