This is the first year the American Scottish Highland Dancers have been invited to the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, and Hannah Rose Schreitmueller of Novi was the only Michigan girl selected for ...

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Among those participating in this year's event is The Citadel's Regimental Band and Pipes, which sent 68 students, including 24 bagpipers, eight drummers and their backup alternates. This isn't the ...

MILWAUKEE -- United Vacations introduced a package that features the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, which is being staged from Aug. 3 to 25 in Edinburgh, Scotland. The tattoo is a blend of music, ceremony ...

It's that time of year again—drumrolls, fanfare, and a buzzing atmosphere—as The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo returns for its 75th anniversary. Since 1950, the Tattoo has been a centrepiece of ...

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An Edinburgh tattoo artist who found fame online after showcasing his colour realism portraits of people and animals says he "can't believe" he has a career where people pay him to draw pictures.

A phenomenal number of performers from across the globe and here at home have today been confirmed to perform as part of The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo as it comes exclusively, and for the first ...

EDINBURGH, Scotland -- U.S. Army Europe's Band and Chorus has been busy representing the U.S. Army with daily performances at the 2016 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo at the historic Edinburgh Castle.

EDINBURGH, Scotland -- U.S. Army Europe Band and Chorus is representing the U.S. Army with daily performances at the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, which will last through Aug. 27, at the historic ...

Three veterans who served in the Second World War have attended the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo during a trip to Scotland for a “return to places of deep personal meaning” organised by a charity.