Barmy Army to Rule Britannia at Adelaide Symphony Orchestra's Last Night of the Proms with Scottish tenor Jamie MacDougall Scottish tenor Jamie MacDougall and the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra have gone completely barmy for this weekend's traditional Last Night of the Proms concerts. About 60 members of the English cricket team's Barmy Army of supporters, in town for the Ashes, also will attend the shows to lend their vocal support to what has become a British institution of flag-waving, singalongs and popular classics. "They are very vocal and very loud and that will certainly add to the occasion," MacDougall said. Of course, there's some wonderful music ... but on top of all that we have all these fun elements. The BBC Radio Scotland presenter even will temporarily forsake support for his country's succession from the UK to sing Rule Britannia "with a difference" and perform in a custom-made Union Jack kilt. "I have to say that, as someone who is in the 'Yes' campaign for independence, this is probably the furthest I've had to go from Scotland to wear it and not be lambasted," MacDougall laughed. I'm just a musical whore! He also plans to throw some Scottish songs into the second half of the show for local expats in the audience. I'm hoping they will come along and - as well as the red, white and blue - they'll be wearing some tartan. ASO bassoonist Leah Stephenson said the Proms, which are at the Festival Theatre tonight and tomorrow, were always a lot of fun. "People that come along to these concerts are up for a bit of noise and frivolity ... the clapping and stamping and balloons and so on," she said.