Mairi Campbell
Mairi Campbell is pioneering and award winning Scottish musician and interpreter of Scots song having contributed a significant number of songs to it’s current cannon. Her version of Auld Lang Syne was used in the hit Sex and the City Movie ffollowing a live performance with Dave Frances and in 2019 she was inducted into the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame. Mairi also performs with her 9 piece ensemble the Pendulum Band.
Archie McAllister & Sileas Sinclair
Archie has been playing fiddle for 40 years and needs no introduction to the Campbeltown and Kintyre audience having played with his family members and bands including the Wee Toon Tellers since turning full time in 1994. He has played on radio and TV and travelled the world playing with duos with and most recently with Skipinnish who he continues to play with. Archie playes on many music projects. Joining Archie will be Sileas Sinclair with whom he has recoded with and he has played many memorable sets including their performance at the Jura Whisky Festival. Both Archie & Sileas are really looking forward to playing at this years MOK Fest.
Lorne MacDougall
Lorne MacDougall is one of Scotland’s leading innovative traditional musicians performing on a range of bagpipes and whistles. Recent times have seen him achieve an MG Alba Scots Trad Music Awards Instrumentalist of the Year Nomination and previously placed 3 times in the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year Final. He has an Honours Degree in Scottish Music specialising in Bagpipes.
He is known for seamlessly integrating his sounds into soundtracks with highlighted credits ranging from movies like Disney Pixar’s Brave, DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon series and one of the mass bagpipers who recorded for the 2021 movie Dune for Hans Zimmer to television shows like Doctor Who and Thunderbirds Are Go.
Ciaran Mulholland
MC Ciaran Mulholland has been coming over from Northern Ireland to play fiddle and sing as a solo artist and with Ceólta. This year as MC we’ll get a few stories from him as well.
Ross Conner
Over the past years Ross has performed with Ceann Tir at the Traditional Concert supporting Dougie MacLean as well as performing for the past five years at the Dalriada Connections concert as a solo artists and with his 3 piece band. In 2020 Ross recorded 5 promotional tracks for the Virtual MOK Fest at Kilkerran, Glen Scotia and Beinn an Tuirc Distilleries.
Ross has now become a regular at the MOK Fest having also performed with the Dalriada Connections Band at the Festival Ceilidh night from the age of 14. .At the 2021 MOK Fest Ross performed at many of the concerts as well as the Sat afternoon even Up the Close.
Ticket price including a Kilkerran Distillery miniature!
Sun Aug 13 2023
2:00 PM (Doors 1:30 PM)
£15.12
All Ages
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MOK Fest “Dalriada Connections Concert”
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Mairi Campbell
Scottish Folk
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Archie McAllister & Sileas Sinclair
Scottish Folk
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Lorne MacDougall
Celtic Folk
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MOK Fest 2023
Scottish Folk
£15.12 All Ages
Mairi Campbell
Mairi Campbell is pioneering and award winning Scottish musician and interpreter of Scots song having contributed a significant number of songs to it’s current cannon. Her version of Auld Lang Syne was used in the hit Sex and the City Movie ffollowing a live performance with Dave Frances and in 2019 she was inducted into the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame. Mairi also performs with her 9 piece ensemble the Pendulum Band.
Archie McAllister & Sileas Sinclair
Archie has been playing fiddle for 40 years and needs no introduction to the Campbeltown and Kintyre audience having played with his family members and bands including the Wee Toon Tellers since turning full time in 1994. He has played on radio and TV and travelled the world playing with duos with and most recently with Skipinnish who he continues to play with. Archie playes on many music projects. Joining Archie will be Sileas Sinclair with whom he has recoded with and he has played many memorable sets including their performance at the Jura Whisky Festival. Both Archie & Sileas are really looking forward to playing at this years MOK Fest.
Lorne MacDougall
Lorne MacDougall is one of Scotland’s leading innovative traditional musicians performing on a range of bagpipes and whistles. Recent times have seen him achieve an MG Alba Scots Trad Music Awards Instrumentalist of the Year Nomination and previously placed 3 times in the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year Final. He has an Honours Degree in Scottish Music specialising in Bagpipes.
He is known for seamlessly integrating his sounds into soundtracks with highlighted credits ranging from movies like Disney Pixar’s Brave, DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon series and one of the mass bagpipers who recorded for the 2021 movie Dune for Hans Zimmer to television shows like Doctor Who and Thunderbirds Are Go.
Ciaran Mulholland
MC Ciaran Mulholland has been coming over from Northern Ireland to play fiddle and sing as a solo artist and with Ceólta. This year as MC we’ll get a few stories from him as well.
Ross Conner
Over the past years Ross has performed with Ceann Tir at the Traditional Concert supporting Dougie MacLean as well as performing for the past five years at the Dalriada Connections concert as a solo artists and with his 3 piece band. In 2020 Ross recorded 5 promotional tracks for the Virtual MOK Fest at Kilkerran, Glen Scotia and Beinn an Tuirc Distilleries.
Ross has now become a regular at the MOK Fest having also performed with the Dalriada Connections Band at the Festival Ceilidh night from the age of 14. .At the 2021 MOK Fest Ross performed at many of the concerts as well as the Sat afternoon even Up the Close.
Ticket price including a Kilkerran Distillery miniature!
Mairi Campbell is pioneering and award winning Scottish musician and interpreter of Scots song having contributed a significant number of songs to it’s current cannon. Her version of Auld Lang Syne was used in the hit Sex and the City Movie ffollowing a live performance with Dave Frances and in 2019 she was inducted into the Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame. Mairi also performs with her 9 piece ensemble the Pendulum Band.
Archie McAllister & Sileas Sinclair
Archie has been playing fiddle for 40 years and needs no introduction to the Campbeltown and Kintyre audience having played with his family members and bands including the Wee Toon Tellers since turning full time in 1994. He has played on radio and TV and travelled the world playing with duos with and most recently with Skipinnish who he continues to play with. Archie playes on many music projects. Joining Archie will be Sileas Sinclair with whom he has recoded with and he has played many memorable sets including their performance at the Jura Whisky Festival. Both Archie & Sileas are really looking forward to playing at this years MOK Fest.
Lorne MacDougall
Lorne MacDougall is one of Scotland’s leading innovative traditional musicians performing on a range of bagpipes and whistles. Recent times have seen him achieve an MG Alba Scots Trad Music Awards Instrumentalist of the Year Nomination and previously placed 3 times in the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year Final. He has an Honours Degree in Scottish Music specialising in Bagpipes.
He is known for seamlessly integrating his sounds into soundtracks with highlighted credits ranging from movies like Disney Pixar’s Brave, DreamWorks’ How to Train Your Dragon series and one of the mass bagpipers who recorded for the 2021 movie Dune for Hans Zimmer to television shows like Doctor Who and Thunderbirds Are Go.
Ciaran Mulholland
MC Ciaran Mulholland has been coming over from Northern Ireland to play fiddle and sing as a solo artist and with Ceólta. This year as MC we’ll get a few stories from him as well.
Ross Conner
Over the past years Ross has performed with Ceann Tir at the Traditional Concert supporting Dougie MacLean as well as performing for the past five years at the Dalriada Connections concert as a solo artists and with his 3 piece band. In 2020 Ross recorded 5 promotional tracks for the Virtual MOK Fest at Kilkerran, Glen Scotia and Beinn an Tuirc Distilleries.
Ross has now become a regular at the MOK Fest having also performed with the Dalriada Connections Band at the Festival Ceilidh night from the age of 14. .At the 2021 MOK Fest Ross performed at many of the concerts as well as the Sat afternoon even Up the Close.
Ticket price including a Kilkerran Distillery miniature!
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