Top Ten Events 14-21 Jun: Malcolm Middleton, Insider Festival + EIFF

Another weekend, another Scottish music festival scoring our love. Over the weekend the sleepy mountainous surrounds of Aviemore come to life for Insider Festival, boasting a suitably lo-fi Scottish line-up of the likes of Meursault, Stanley Odd, Admiral Fallow, Remember Remember, Rozi Plain, and Roddy Woomble (full line-up and times here), plus the delights of a woodland Optimo DJs takeover on the Friday evening with Organs of Love, Miaoux Miaoux and more joining JD Twitch and JG Wilkes in the backwoods. They also score extra points for doing the ol' Olympian-themed thing, complete with an egg-and-bloody-spoon race.

Monday night gets a fair bit more exciting than usual, as Refugee Week Scotland kick off their 2012 programme of events with a bit of a supergig over at Glasgow's Old Fruitmarket, for which the reins will be handed over to the ever-reliable Fence Records' gang. Fence head honcho King Creosote (pictured) will headline proceedings, joined by partner in crime The Pictish Trail (aka Johnny Lynch), and new signees Randolph's Leap. You can get your hands on the last few tickets here.

Yes, that is a picture of Abba. Never usually known to say no to the sweet sounds of Swedish pop, we'll be celebrating the best of the country's musical output with the Flying Duck's Back Tae Mine crew – where Scandi DJs Eric and Erik will be hi-jacking the playlists with an all-Swedish selection of pop, indie, and rock. Of the relative new kids on the block, First Aid Kit are sure to get a look in, alongside the likes of The Knife, Lykke Li, and, yes, Abba. We'll be requesting this Juvelen gem: Watch Your Step.

Making their eastside trips a regular affair, the Gin In Teacups ladies (aka Sarah Lawson and Laurie Macmillan, pictured – who also co-own their own vintage label) set up shop at Edinburgh's Voodoo Rooms, where they'll play host to some 25 stalls featuring a hand-picked selection of Scottish vintage sellers and artists.The selection takes in vintage clothing, jewellery, and homewares, alongside handmade illustrations, t-shirts, and, yes, cake. Plus, o'course, the usual oddity of live performances, taking you merrily from strippers to harmonica players.

In preparation for the Edinburgh International Film Festival launching official on 20 June (see above), St Andrew's Square Gardens team up with the EIFF to screen a series of classic films 'under the stars' (i.e. outdoors: bring a jumper, or two. And maybe a cider). Jostling on the bill is a selection of older classics – including The Ladykillers, and Back To The Future (pictured) – alongside more recent favourites, amongst 'em Donnie Darko, Scott Pilgrim Vs The World, and Toy Story 3. And all for gratis. Full schedule here.

Kelburn Garden Party tickets: We've got no less than three pairs of tickets to the fairytale of a festival that is Kelburn Garden Party, soundtracked by such Skinny faves as The Phantom Band, Miaoux Miaoux, Panda Su, and Washington Irving.
Glenturret Whisky: One lucky booze-hound can win themselves a whole case of Glenturret 10-year old single malk whisky here, helping mark The Famous Grouse Experience's 10th birthday year.
Skinny On Tour: Guess where our Music editor went a-honeymooning with his trusty copy of The Skinny and you could win yourself a booze-y prize courtesy of our chums at Vino Wines.
£20 off at Xile Clothing: Xile Clothing are offering £20 off when you spend over £80. Simply enter 'SCORED' at the checkout. Details here.
Free Delivery at Real Foods: Ethical shopper's delight Real Foods are offering free delivery on all orders over £15 on their online shopping site here.

*PLUS* Any budding songwriters amongst you can download and print off an application form for the Billy Kelly Songwriting Award. You can get your form here, then all you need do is enclose your demo and post it to: Billy Kelly Songwriting Award, Oran Mor, Byres Road, Glasgow, G12 8QX. Alternatively you can apply electronically by emailing three tracks to thebillykellyaward@gmail.com. Closes 31 June.