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CLANADONIA
Hailing from
Glasgow,
Clanadonia is a tribal pipes and drums band, steeped in the
Pictish/Celtic traditions of Scotland endeavoring to provide
audiences with a traditional experience that is second to none.
Band’s official website
www.clanadonia.co.uk
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Videos
of Clanadonia's performances
- Busking
at Orchard Road in Nov 2007 www.youtube.com/watch?v=iddBT9O_n9g
- Edinburgh
Fringe Fest performing ‘Hamsterheid’
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=UII8CPnJuro
- Preston
Station on stop-off to London
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLonhsfETCg
- The
Eiffel Tower – Performing ‘Ya Bassa’
www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5b6-xdAMmA
- Lead
off to the stadium in Paris
www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HlHLDVl0pg
- ‘Touch
of Tartan’ in 2006
www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIKurAsx5V4
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Photographs of
the band
- Touch
of Tartan 2007 Photo Album
- Overseas
www.flickr.com/search/?s=int&q=clanadonia&m=text
Gan Ainm
As a band, Gan Ainm is as dynamic as it gets. Based in Singapore and
performing for over 6 years, Gan Ainm has had band-members from
Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales, Belgium, Singapore, China and The
Faroe Islands. Today the band is Paul (Irish) Alex (Scots) Barry and
Neville (both English). Together their music is bursting with energy
and fun with all 4 members being musician-cum-performers-cum-fun
lovers. Their music is a mix of genres and styles but all with a
Celtic personal touch.
The Disclaimers
Performing Scots pop and rock from the last thirty-odd years, The
Disclaimers are such a high-energy act it is hard to believe that
they are only a duo. Highly praised for their vocal harmonies and
energetic performances, Miles (on guitar) and Alex (on possibly the
only electric mandola in Singapore) also add a welcome dose of
humour wherever they play. The Disclaimers cull their songs from
great Scots acts such as Franz Ferdinand, Travis, Del Amitri and, of
course, The Proclaimers.
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All 3 bands will perform live on 30 Nov & 01 Dec 2007 at Clarke
Quay's Central Sq.
Starts 8pm. Free admission & seating.
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