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Clanadonia in Glasgow (3) the last of the mohicans

Clanadonia describe themselves as a Tribal Pipes and Drums band, steeped in the Pictish/Celtic traditions of Scotland.
They are more than just this. Under the managment of Tu-Bardh Wilson they are a real entertainment spectacular.
Such vibrant drum beats, haunting pipes and personal charisma this band really pulls in the crowds. Visit their website www.clanadonia.co.uk for more information about the band, their gigs, TV and cinema appearances and the chance to purchase their music.

The band from left to right, are as follows....
Ally Smith, Robbie MacFarlane, Tu-Bardh Wilson, Brad McMillan,
Wayne Manning and Davie King.

History:
Clanadonia began as a close combat stunt crew, for film and TV,
the band formed during the breaks in filming, with the numerous
productions in which they have been involved, most notably,
Braveheart, Gladiator, King Arthur & The New World.

Band members, Robbie MacFarlane and Tu-Bardh Wilson, were also
involved with the Celtic Musical "Shehallion" which was a sell
out for six weeks, at the Clyde Auditorium in Glasgow.

Members of Clanadonia, have been entertaining, for over ten
years, their high energy blend of tribal rhythms, bagpipes
and tartan clad mayhem, has wowed audiences across the globe.

Manager/Band Member Tu-Bardh Wilson, toured the USA, for six
years, performing at Highland Games, Celtic Festivals etc, he
also performed at the Walls of Rememberence in Washington DC
and New Jersey, with backing vocals for the song Sgt MacKenzie,
written, composed and sung by the late Mr Joe Kilna MacKenzie,
it was also the title song in the Mel Gibson and Randall Wallace
film "We Were Soldiers" the song was accepted by the general
public, our own Armed Forces, along with many other Armed Forces,
also played by pipe bands all over the world and is played at many
other special occasions and events.

Clanadonia are a great opener-middle-finale for any event

When they can, the band "Take it to the Streets" of the
Cities, Towns and Villages" entertaining the General Public,
International and European visitors, they perform their music to
all walks of life and Cultures.....the tribalising continues!!!