Breabach
Melding the different aspects of Celtic folk -- that is to say pipes, whistles, flutes, fiddles, and traditional dance, Breabach found success quickly, and won many awards along the way. The band had auspicious beginnings, winning the 2005 Danny Kyle Open Stage Award at that year's Celtic Connections Festival, which led to a deal with the Vertical Records label the following year. Before releasing their debut album, Breabach scored a nomination for Best Up and Coming Band at the Scots Traditional Music Awards -- also in 2006. The aforementioned debut, The Big Spree, was released to a warm reception in 2007, and the group followed it up with a tour. In 2008 bandmembers Donal Brown (pipes, flute, whistles, stepdance), Calum MacCrimmon (pipes, whistles, vocals), Patsy Reid (fiddle, vocals), and Ewan Robertson (guitar, vocals) embarked on a Welsh and English tour, in addition to planning a European jaunt later in the year. Subsequent studio LPs Desperate Battle of the Birds (2010), Bann (2012), and Ùrlar (2013) helped to further solidify the group as one of the U.K. contemporary folk music scene's biggest success stories. In 2016 they issued their much anticipated fifth album, Astar. That same year saw them take home the "Folk Band of the Year" and "Album of the Year" awards at the Scots Trad Music Awards.
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Discografía
8 álbum(es) • Ordenado por Mejores ventas
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The Big Spree
Celta - Editado por Vertical records el 16 jul. 2007
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Eadar an Dà Bhràigh
Folk - Editado por Breabach Records el 16 sept. 2022
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