Hundreds of Kate Bush fans are expected to descend on Holyrood Park next week to recreate one of her most iconic videos.
The 80s star has recently shot back to fame with the surge in popularity of her Running up that Hill track as featured on Netflix hit Stranger Things. But it's another of her tunes that will cause a stir next weekend.
Organised on the singer's birthday, around 200 people are set to attend the 'Wuthering Heights' event in Holyrood Park, where they will recreate the iconic video.
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Those that remember the song will know the standout clip that accompanied it, featuring Kate dancing in a statement red dress. On July 30, this will be copied by the group, with the gathering taking place on the grass next to Arthur's Seat, and is set to be quite the spectacle.
All dressed in red, the tradition was started by Shambushm a British performance group that attempted the event in 2013, with the idea catching on worldwide.
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Returning for the second time in Edinburgh, the dance along is said to be "all about movement, dance and celebration", with 'Carrie's' from all over the globe getting involved.
Also running in support of Maggie’s Edinburgh Centres and Marie Curie, the ticket sales will go towards the cancer charities, with the dance to be in memory of fans lost to the illness.
Asking locals to 'grab your red dress and join us', you can find tickets here.
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