Description | Price |
Four-piece 'rock ceilidh' band comprising of fiddle/caller, electric guitar, bass guitar and drums. We play well known rock riffs amongst our traditional ceilidh tunes. Full instructions given for all dances using fun-filled banter. | £950 (GBP) |
Three-piece 'rock ceilidh' band comprising of fiddle/caller, electric guitar and drums. We play well known rock riffs amongst our traditional ceilidh tunes. Full instructions given for all dances using fun-filled banter. | £850 (GBP) |
Two-piece ceilidh band comprising of fiddle/caller/stompbox + electric guitar. Full instructions given for all dances using fun-filled banter. | £650 (GBP) |
Solo fiddle/caller/stompbox. Full instructions given for all dances using fun-filled banter. | £450 (GBP) |
Booking the Rock Ceilidh Band and disco means you get a full 4 piece ‘rock-ceilidh’ band comprising electric fiddle, electric guitar, bass and drums. We are all highly experienced and skilled musicians. We play toe-tapping high-energy ceilidh tunes blended with snippets and riffs from many modern songs. But don't just take our word for it - Lorraine Kelly described us as "You guys ROCK!!!"
Your guests will be in safe hands, even if they complete ceilidh novices. As experienced ceilidh dance callers we will guide them step by step through the most popular dances, and a few more unusual dances too using fun-filled banter. This ensures that everyone will be able to fully participate in your party.
Please note, we do not sing and bring disco instead so we can cater to all requests and tastes.
Most clients prefer ceilidh until buffet and then disco afterwards, however, because we bring disco with us we can be flexible if the ceilidh is going particularly well.
We will arrive 1 hour beforehand to set up and soundcheck, ensuring everything is primed and ready to go at your chosen start time. All our sound and light equipment is PAT tested and we have public liability insurance of £10m.
Our equipment comprises of 2 x QSC K12 speakers (1000w each)
Allen and Heath's Mixing desk
dB Technologies Cromo 8 monitor
Lights - 2 x Chauvet 6 spot quad ISC, 2 x Chauvet Mini Kinta, 2 ADJ flood lights, 1 x Kam laser.
Scottish Ceilidh Dances
Britannia Two-Step
Canadian Barn Dance
Circassian Circle
Cumberland Square Eight
Dashing White Sergeant
Eightsome Reel
Flying Scotsman
Gay Gordons
Highland Schottische
Hooligans Jig
Military Two-Step
Riverside Jig
Sausage Machine
St Bernards Waltz
Strip the Willow
Swedish Masquerade
Troika
Virginia Reel
Waltz
Irish Ceili Dances
Waves of Tory
Walls of Limerick
Siege of Ennis
Pride of Erin Waltz
We require power for our speakers, mixing desk, lights etc.
We need to know any directions that will help us find the venue and find the right place to load in our equipment. We’d also need to be informed if there’s a sound limiter in the venue.
Yes, we’re completely self contained. We bring our own PA system to all of our gigs as well as a simple lighting rig.
Yes, we’re happy to play music from Spotify before, after and between our sets. We’re happy to choose the music ourselves or let the client choose the music.
We recently played for Edinburgh University's Chem Ball and it was incredible! All the students danced for all the dances and there wasn't a spare space even on the carpet. It was a brilliant night.
We love playing at all sorts of events but weddings are our favourite! The guests are always happy and it’s easy to get them dancing.
We require one hour to set up and one hour at the end to dismantle and unload. Performance time for a ceilidh is for a block of up to four hours of entertainment before midnight and includes disco if required.
We’re happy to play outside but we ask for shade, a flat level surface and a power supply close to the performance area.
Clients can ask for specific dances and, for the disco, they can also send us a playlist.
Previous customers have told us that they love the rock twist in our music and they enjoy watching how it takes their guests by surprise!
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