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With ancient folk songs containing supernatural themes and happier songs both uplifting and inspiring, including a mixture of Celtic whistle tunes in their sets, Pictism bring their intoxicating mixture of music, folklore and symbolism to venues all over Europe all the way from their hometown of Leith, Scotland.

Lucy and Tam play a setlist that includes revivified traditional Scottish and Irish music, and contemporary covers with a Celtic twist... from Burns to Cash, with a few jigs and reels thrown in to the mix. Their music is moving, impressive and entertaining. Both being steeped in the musical heritage, folklore and culture of their native Scotland, they deliver a great experience for people both familiar with and unfamiliar with the musical traditions of the British Isles.

The complete line-up, especially recommended for late night gigs or weddings. includes male and female vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, bass, drums, fiddle, mandolin and tin whistle.

If you're interested in booking the band, whether for a pub, festival, wedding or corporate event, please get in touch!

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The Banks o’ Doon available on all streaming platforms. Follow link - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/pictism/the-banks-o-doon

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Courting is a Pleasure available for streaming on all streaming platforms. Follow link - https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/pictism/courting-is-a-pleasure

In this old anonymous Scots song (Child Ballad 114), Jock goes oot hunting for deer with twa grey dugs in the Green Wood by Esslemont (Aberdeenshire). They e...