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More than 220,000 people normally attend the Tattoo each year. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Tattoo chiefs reveal Queen's death could have left event with £12m bill

Two thirds of tickets for this year's Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo have already been snapped up.

Tattoo organisers aim for sell-out after two thirds of tickets are snapped up

Members of the US Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team perform on the esplanade of Edinburgh Castle at this year's Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire

Rap, Rocky Horror and Robbie Williams anthems brought in for Tattoo revamp

Audiences attending the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo this summer will be able enjoy the spectacle with a beer for this first time ever.

Tattoo to sell Innis & Gunn for first time

The Top Secret Drum Corps are expected to be one of the main attractions at this year's Tattoo.

Top Secret Drum Corps to make Tattoo comeback in Edinburgh

Michael Braithwaite is masterminding the return of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo next year.

From Harry Potter, The Muppets and Boris Johnson to shaking up the Tattoo

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is due to return in August 2022.

Tattoo 2022: Tickets for Edinburgh Castle spectacular to go on sale this week

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has been staged at Edinburgh Castle since 1950. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Tattoo chief vows to shed its 'tartan and shortbread' image

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has been called off for the second year in a row.

Tattoo chief blames Government insurance impasse for cancellation

The Tynecastle Park area has been touted as a possible new Edinburgh Festival venue.

Heritage body wants Edinburgh Festival shows staged at sports stadia

The Usher Hall is one of Edinburgh's most popular festival venues. Picture: Ryan Buchanan

Edinburgh needs mature discussion on future of its festivals – Brian Ferguson

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo still hopes to go ahead this year

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A virtually-deserted Royal Mile last summer.

Tattoo chief accuses heritage body of wanting city to be 'medieval theme park'

The Tattoo normally attracts an overall audience of 220,000 to Edinburgh Castle esplanade each August.

Tattoo organisers want to bring capacity crowds back this summer

The fireworks finale of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Socially-distanced seats for 2021 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo to go on sale

Around 220,000 people normally see the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo each year. Picture: Ian Georgeson

Tattoo could relocate from castle in 2021

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