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Baltik Ceilidh Band

appearing at

Cecil Sharp House

London, Greater London

Friday 1st of February 2019

20:00 - 23:00

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Baltik Ceilidh Band

Genre

Live Performance
Reeling, Ceilidh and Pop/Rock Covers

Description

The Baltik Ceilidh Band are the most established Ceilidh, Reeling & Covers function band in London, presenting that BIG cool Celtic sound, bursting with energy & featuring multi-award winning musicians.

www.baltikceilidhband.com

The Band was founded by Scottish Drummer, Vocalist & Caller Tom Adamson (tom-adamson.com) in 2007 while studying at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama. Performing with a modern twist, the band cover songs by famous Scottish folk artists like Salsa Celtica, The Unusual Suspects, Treacherous Orchestra, Alastair Fraser and Lau, arranged for popular Ceilidh dances, while also offering all the best classic Pop/Rock/Motown floor fillers to bounce around and sing along to!
Including tunes by Runrig, The Proclaimers and The Sensational Alex Harvey Band.

Meet Tom Adamson, our Caller/Drummer/ Lead Vocalist

Whether it's on stage duetting with John Barrowman... supporting Sister Sledge in London... or simply teaching James Corden how to dance a Gay Gordons... band leader Tom Adamson is a renowned energetic performer not to be missed. As well as James Corden Tom has taught celebrities Ant & Dec, Dr. Who's Alex kingston, TV Producer Jonathan Stamp, Jonathan Wilkes, Angellica Bell, Michael Underwood, Edith Bowman, Tom Smith (Editors) and even the BAFTA winning cast of Made in Chelsea, the steps of Scottish Country Dancing.

Cecil Sharp House

Venue Type

Folks Art Centre

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Description

Cecil Sharp House, home of the English Folk Dance and Song Society (EFDSS).

A delicious range of main meals and light bites as well as homemade cakes are available throughout the day in the cafe. The menu changes daily offering seasonal, freshly made choices to satisfy all appetites.

Each day our talented in-house chef prepares a mouthwatering selection of hot meals, including a vegetarian option. If you would rather just ‘grab and go’ we offer tasty sandwiches, our famous sausage rolls, pesto and goat’s cheese tarts and hot panini.

The cafe and the bar both offer a fantastic range of Camden Town Brewery’s bottled beers, as well as a range of wines.

Hot drinks include freshly brewed illy coffee and a range of speciality teas.

Cafe: open seven days, 10am–5pm.
On gig nights, open until the end of the interval.

Cecil Sharp House has step-free access to all floors. Our lift can be accessed from the car park on the Gloucester Avenue gate side of the building.

We have three parking bays which can be reserved for visitors with access needs. These are located near the lift entrance. Please approach our driveway from Regent’s Park Road.

On-street parking nearby is usually free of charge after 6.30pm on weekdays, and at all times over the weekend.

Over 70 tickets on the door from 7PM. First come, first served and limited to 4 tickets per person max. It is cash only on the door.
What is the Ceilidh Club?
The Ceilidh Club is a taste of Scotland in London. Enjoy 3 hours of the best fun – a live band keeps you moving and a caller guides you through the steps – it’s perfect for the absolute beginner or the experienced ceilidh dancer.

Here are some things to remember. First of all, the caller explains each dance before you do it and gives instructions during the dance. Other dancers help you on your way so all you have to do is get stuck in and dance your socks off. It helps if you listen to the caller, furthermore try to dance considerately.

There’s a lovely cafe, traditional bar and the nicest cloakroom staff you’ll find anywhere. The cafe serves home cooked light meals and the bar is reasonable (for London anyway).

What is the schedule for the Ceilidh Club night?
The doors open at 7PM and dancing is from 8-11 with a break halfway to catch your breath. The sprung dance floor is great. There is no dress code but we appreciate tartan (and you look good in it too). The hall has an air cooling system, however please remember to wear something comfy for dancing. The night ends with the Robert Burns Song Auld Lang Syne

2 Regents Park Road,

London,

Greater London,

England,

NW1 7AY.


020 7485 2206

Disabled AccessFamily FriendlyAlcohol ServedCoffee ServedTea Served

Admission Fee: £17.00
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