We’re delighted to have been booked to play at a handful of festivals this summer including Cleethorpes, Hedon, Freedom Festival in Hull, Cornucopia, Selby Little Festival and a few others where we’re just awaiting formal confirmation. They will all be in our band calendar on the right hand side of this page. It’s looking like a great summer ahead!
We’re delighted to announce our new EP “Five” – come along to one of our gigs and bring a fiver!
Alternatively, you can buy it from iTunes or Amazon, or listen to it on Spotify, Napster, Deezer, GooglePlay…
You can also hear a few tracks from it on our Listen Page and our Soundcloud page
Sorry that we went quiet in the run-up to Christmas, just when we had some great gigs… We were a bit distracted as two of the band were getting married. On the day, we played a few tunes with an eight-piece line up. Now, that was a great sound – there are two more percussionists behind the man in the Vivian Westwood suit! The battle of the two fiddles was the highlight of the whole day for everyone apart from the bride and groom – they were rather pleased about being married!
OK, we’ve got the master and the artwork – just need to give it one more listen before we send the EP off to be done… UPDATE: the finished CDs should arrive in time for this weekend’s gig at The Fauconberg Arms, Coxwold. Hurrah!
OK, only one picture – more to follow!
We’ve got the rough mixes back from our recording session at Crooked Room – you’ll find them right here as soon as they’re mixed and mastered!
We are thrilled to be invited to play at the launch of this fantastic new regular charity event
We’ve had a great run of gigs since The Galtres Festival, including three new venues outside our home town, York! Thanks to everyone who’s come along! We’ll be gigging again in November and December, but in the meantime we’re working on some new material, doing a bit of recording and arranging a refresh of this website, including some new photography.
Playing all acoustic, traditional instruments in venues from pubs to major festivals, extensively reworking tunes and songs from the Irish, Scottish and Eastern European traditions.
