Saturday 13th May 2017, 8pm (bar from 7.30pm)

Tickets: £10 Adult, £5 child ( Family ticket £25)

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Listen to ‘The MaSìm’, just one of their new tracks written by Jamie MacDonald:

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“Full of energy and bold ideas but firmly grounded in the Scottish / Gaelic tradition, Eabhal are one of Scotland’s brightest up and coming bands that continue to evolve our music.” – Angus Lyon, Blazin’ Fiddles & Halton Quartet

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Eabhal (Pron. Aval) are four young musicians who met and began making music together on the Outer-Hebrides’ Isle of Uist. Playing folk and traditional music from Scotland, Ireland, Asturias and further afield alongside self-penned tunes and Gaelic songs, they produce a melting pot of sound representative of their very different backgrounds. Since the release of their self-titled E.P the band have toured throughout Scotland and England and taken their music over to Europe.

Megan MacDonald – Accordion

Jamie MacDonald (native of Tiree) – Fiddle and Gaidhlig Song

Nicky Kirk – Guitar

Hamish Hepburn – Bagpipes, Flute and Whistles

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“Full of energy and bold ideas but firmly grounded in the Scottish / Gaelic tradition, Eabhal are one of Scotland’s brightest up and coming bands that continue to evolve our music.” – Angus Lyon, Blazin’ Fiddles & Halton Quartet

“A fantastic array of music, driving and catchy performed with a confidence and style beyond their years”

– Mick West, Scots Singer of the Year, Na Trads

“A brilliant sparky young band with their feet firmly rooted in their

Highland and Island traditions”

– Ann Martin, Gaelic Singer

Previous performances include – Mulligan’s Bar Amsterdam, Solfest, Celtic Connections and performances alongside Breabach and The Outside Track.

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