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| Meeting in the Woodside Hotel, High Street, Aberdour
on selected Friday evenings at 8.00pm
Suppers are available, please phone the hotel for details
Tel: 01383 - 860328
| | |  | Friday 18 June - Luckenbooth We are the original Luckenbooth, a four-piece folk band formed in 1999. We play traditional and contemporary folk music with a sprinkling of pop. Based in Lanarkshire, we have played at Stirling, Falkirk, Dunfermline, Chapelton, Stonehouse, Leith and Crail Folk Clubs and also the Wee Folk Club in Edinburgh. We have also played at the Tinto and Lomond Folk Festivals and have performed in the Open Stage at Celtic Connections. We released an album entitled "Finally Tuned" in December 2006. | | | 
| Friday 20 August - Gaberlunzie The Gabs, as they are popularly called among their loyal following of supporters, have a wealth of experience in performing for a wide variety of audiences - from folk clubs to football stadiums, from holiday resorts to concert halls. They have appeared many times on television and radio not only in the UK but also in Canada, and the United States. | | |  | Friday 17 September - On the Wagon
This well-established working group from Crieff, Perthsire, was formed in 1997, and is centred around the talents of Derek Richardson, Pat Stuart (who together also perform as Tandem) and Ken Charleson, with Davy McMartin. | | | 
| Friday 8 October - Cairdeas
Hailing from central Scotland, Càirdeas (pronounced car-dis) are a lively, entertaining and highly accomplished trio performing Scottish folk music with personality, fun and an unforgettable stage persona! From traditional and contemporary Scottish songs to haunting melodies and electrifying high-speed reels, their music revolves around powerful vocals, additional melodies and driving rhythmic accompaniment.
| | |  | Friday 19 November- McCalmans
26 albums, countless television series, world tours in every direction. They've headed the bill at London’s Albert Hall and the smallest of folk clubs, sung in deserts, jungles, arctic wastes and remote islands. Scottish contemporary/traditional but always different. 'Best Live act', Traditional Music Awards. 'The Danish Folk Prize' and 'The Sandy Bells Cup' (what! You've never heard of 'The Sandy Bells Cup'?) | | |  | Friday 3 December - Yard of Ale
If you like your music folksy, country, traditional or contemporary with plenty of close harmony and cheeky banter, Yard of Ale are the band for you. they will be playing and singing Scottish music, Irish music, American music and, if it takes our fancy, some English music. Acoustic guitars, banjos, fiddle, mandolin, harmonica, whistle, washboards, kazoos, in fact anything they can rattle a good tune or rhythm out of will be pressed into service. | | |  | 2011 - Watch this space |
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