Disco at the Tavern
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June 6, 2015 - CelticMusicRadio.com - 
Renowned for their no holds barred approach to their live shows The Demon Barbers return to the concert stage with a new repertoire, extra band members and a modern twist to their multi-award winning Roadshow.
Since winning ‘Best Live Act’ at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards in 2009 The Demon Barbers have been immersed in the development of their Folk & Hip Hop Dance Extravaganza ‘The Lock In’. Following a number of successful UK tours, including high profile shows at Glastonbury Festival and 5 star reviews for their 2 week run at Edinburgh Fringe, The Demon Barbers now bring some of the UK’s most exciting young Clog, Sword, Hip Hop & Break dancers onto the concert stage to create the live folk music & dance spectacular of the year!
Celtic Radio Review:
The Demon Barbers gained an outstanding reputation for themselves as a band that is able to unleash an incredible dose of energy on the audience as they perform a really infectious blend of folk and celtic music. These talented lads are all about embracing the grit, organicity and power of folk music and blend it with genres as diverse as dance, electronica and hip-hop.
This is a true cultural clash, but the scene that results from the impact is truly spectacular and highly entertaining. These musicians are all about engaging the crowd with their colourful act and with a spectacular set that brings the pub at the disco….Or the disco to the pub?
When musicians are having fun on the stage, the atmosphere is contagious. This is what happens when The Demon Barbers unleash their eclectic personality on the audience. Recently, the band even expanded to an extended line-up featuring more musicians in order to offer a livelier and more intense live show that could seriously turning into one of the most memorable experiences you could possibility witness in terms of folk music performed live. 5 Stars from Celtic Radio for Disco at the Tavern!
Renowned for their no holds barred approach to their live shows The Demon Barbers return to the concert stage with a new repertoire, extra band members and a modern twist to their multi-award winning Roadshow.Since winning ‘Best Live Act’ at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards in 2009 The Demon Barbers have been immersed in the development of their Folk & Hip Hop Dance Extravaganza ‘The Lock In’. Following a number of successful UK tours, including high profile shows at Glastonbury Festival and 5 star reviews for their 2 week run at Edinburgh Fringe, The Demon Barbers now bring some of the UK’s most exciting young Clog, Sword, Hip Hop & Break dancers onto the concert stage to create the live folk music & dance spectacular of the year!
Celtic Radio Review:
The Demon Barbers gained an outstanding reputation for themselves as a band that is able to unleash an incredible dose of energy on the audience as they perform a really infectious blend of folk and celtic music. These talented lads are all about embracing the grit, organicity and power of folk music and blend it with genres as diverse as dance, electronica and hip-hop.
This is a true cultural clash, but the scene that results from the impact is truly spectacular and highly entertaining. These musicians are all about engaging the crowd with their colourful act and with a spectacular set that brings the pub at the disco….Or the disco to the pub?
When musicians are having fun on the stage, the atmosphere is contagious. This is what happens when The Demon Barbers unleash their eclectic personality on the audience. Recently, the band even expanded to an extended line-up featuring more musicians in order to offer a livelier and more intense live show that could seriously turning into one of the most memorable experiences you could possibility witness in terms of folk music performed live. 5 Stars from Celtic Radio for Disco at the Tavern!
Disco at the Tavern  5.0 Stars! |
Track List
1. Intro: Prince of Cabourg's Hornpipe2. Ranzo (The Wild Goose Shanty) 3. May Song 4. Bitter Withy 5. Aye Fly 6. Rambling Rover 7. Sally Free & Easy 7. Sally Free & Easy 8. Sir Lionel & The Boar 9. Two Brothers 10. Swimming Song 11. Three Ravens 12. Go Boys Go (Chemical Workers Song) 13. Disco at the Tavern |
