As guests arrive, traditional piano accordion can establish the Irish character before Double Shot Maggie brings in the full band. The group comb...
Blarney Stone
The act
When your wedding reception is ready for a communal song, Blarney Stone can bring Irish and Celtic folk music into the room. The repertoire joins traditional and modern Irish pub songs with lively jigs and reels. Tin whistle, concertina, mandolin and fiddle sit beside octave and tenor banjos in the band's sound. Traditional Australian folk gives the group another musical direction beyond its Irish foundations and broadens the wedding songbook. This suits a couple who want acoustic folk instruments, singalongs and a strong Celtic identity at the heart of their reception.
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What it costs
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