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The McCeilidhs

from£1,095

This is the act's lowest available price for a local performance by their smallest line-up. It does not include any travel costs.

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The McCeilidhs perform tight, exciting sets of traditional Scottish and Irish dances and are experts at creating a fun, lively atmosphere for guests of all ages.

Book within 7 days of your enquiry and get a FREE 45 minute laptop DJ set performed by the band worth £125.00

The band are made up of professional musicians who have studied at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (formerly RSAMD), The Royal Northern College of Music and The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. All band members have a wealth of experience on the music scene and a trained caller can get your guests dancing along together at your event.

Our guests were a mixture of seasoned Ceilidhers and complete novices, and everyone commented on how good the band were and what a great evening of dancing it was! Suzanne & Michael, Wedding, Scotland

They’ve shared the stage with acts such as Jack Penate, The Klaxons, Edith Bowman, Newton Faulkner and The Bombay Bicycle Club, and recently performed at the BBC Scotland Hogmanay Celebration.

The band’s keyboard player can double as caller if required, and the band are also happy to play song requests.

Performance info

Starting line-up Fiddle; keys/caller; drums
Performance duration 2 x 60 minute or 3 x 40 minute sets
Interval music Yes (included in price)
Lighting Yes (included in price)

Booking options

Song requests
Add £0
The band are happy to learn and perform a request (e.g. first dance), subject to suitability
Extra performances
From £45 per half hour
Extend the band's sets by up to one hour

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