This year's show is titled The Heroes Who Made Us and aims to blend military precision and cultural heritage to celebrate those who have contributed to the Tattoo over the past seven decades.
Its official opening night is Friday, August 1, but the first look pictures are from their dress rehearsal at Edinburgh Castle Esplanade in front of a preview audience.
The British Army takes the Lead Service role this year, joined by over 900 performers from across the globe featuring talent from Poland, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Ukraine, and the United States of America.
From choirs, marching bands and even drones take a look at the preview of the Edinburgh Tattoo.
1. The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is back for its landmark 75th edition, honouring the heroes who have shaped its legacy.
The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is back for its landmark 75th edition, honouring the heroes who have shaped its legacy. | Duncan McGlynn
2. Traditional Scottish dancers take to the stage to show off Scotlands talent.
Traditional Scottish dancers take to the stage to show off Scotlands talent. | Duncan McGlynn
3. In a year dedicated to honouring heroes, The Orchestra of Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, have travelled to Edinburgh, leaving Ukraine for the first time since 2018.
In a year dedicated to honouring heroes, The Orchestra of Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, have travelled to Edinburgh, leaving Ukraine for the first time since 2018. | Duncan McGlynn
4. Drones light up the sky to mark the 75th year of the Tattoo in Edinburgh.
Drones light up the sky to mark the 75th year of the Tattoo in Edinburgh. | Duncan McGlynn