Eira is Liesel Wilson, Sue Spencer, Jim Ofsthun and Bridget Spencer. They perform music from Celtic nations and other parts of the non-Celtic world including: Scotland, Ireland, Newfoundland, Wales, Canada, China, Scandinavia and the U.S. They play traditional, contemporary and original songs and tunes sung in English, Gaelic, Irish, Welsh, Mandarin Chinese and more; played on fiddles, guitars, octave fiddle, erhu, bodhran, mandolins and whistles.

Eira is Liesel Wilson, Sue Spencer, Jim Ofsthun and Bridget Spencer. They perform music from Celtic nations and other parts of the non-Celtic world including: Scotland, Ireland, Newfoundland, Wales, Canada, China, Scandinavia and the U.S. They play traditional, contemporary and original songs and tunes sung in English, Gaelic, Irish, Welsh, Mandarin Chinese and more; played on fiddles, guitars, octave fiddle, erhu, bodhran, mandolins and whistles.

With soaring melodies and driving rhythms, TNG puts their own high-energy spin on Celtic Folk and Americana. Innovating and original in their own ways, while respecting the traditions that have borne this music through the years. They compose, they arrange, and they put on a rocking show.

The long and the short of it is that the Gales are always ready to rock. Whether you’re looking to tap your feet, forget your troubles, or just share a pint over some great tunes, look no further than The Northerly Gales.

Dalwhinnie presents engaging, lively Scottish music in concert and as a dance band, performing on fiddle, flute and piano. From heart-melting airs to driving reels, Dalwhinnie expresses the soul of Scottish tunes. Today the trio is pleased to accompany Fligmagearie and dancers from the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society.

Influenced by her love of fairy tales, Tolkien, and the world music section at her local library, Minnesota-based harpist Stephanie Claussen loves to perform Scottish tunes, Bach preludes, and anything that sounds medieval or French. A two-time winner at the Master level in the Minnesota Scottish Harp Competition, she later went on to win the title of 2018 US National Scottish Harp Champion. In 2021 she performed as one of four finalists in the North America Princess Margaret Celtic Harp Competition. She now splits her time between arranging, teaching and performing throughout the Midwest.

Dòrain is a folk quartet based in Saint Paul, playing both Scottish and Irish traditional music. They perform songs in English, Scots, and Scottish Gaelic, frequently incorporating complex vocal harmonies, and mix in a hearty dose of jigs and reels on fiddle, flute, concertina, Scottish smallpipes, guitar, bouzouki, harp and bodhrán. The band is made up of Iain Dove McAfee, Alexander Dove Lempke, Mattie Ernst and Cara Weggler Menge.