Welcome to Absolutely Legless
Absolutely Legless are a group creating an imaginative and exhilarating combination of Irish dance and music. We are available for ceilidhs, concerts, festivals, workshops and corporate events.
Recent appearances have included Towersey Festival, Sidmouth International Festival (supporting Sharon Shannon), Fiddle 2001 in Edinburgh, Both Sides the Tweed in the Scottish Borders and The Heart of Scotland Festival in Aberfeldy (supporting Andy Irvine). We have played other events close to home at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre and Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh. As members of CIOFF, we have performed at dance festivals in Hungary, Italy, Turkey and Russia.
What people have been saying about Absolutely Legless:
"For our St. Patrick's Day celebrations this year, I feel extremely lucky to have had Absolutely Legless perform in our Bar & Bistro. The music, dancing and singing, not to mention the happy, energetic and friendly performers, was an outstanding success and customers and staff alike had a fantastic afternoon. Their performance exceeded expectations and they were.... Absolutely Brilliant! I've already booked them for next year and would recommend them to anyone for their musical event."
-- Kerry Waddell, Oblo Bar, Eyemouth (2 hour show for St Patricks Day 2008)
"...a superb display of Irish Dancing by Edinburgh-based Absolutely Legless..."
-- Trish Santer, The Living Tradition (Review of Both Sides the Tweed Music Festival, Kelso 2000)
"..magnificent entertainment...the dancing was absolutely superb and was much appreciated by all our guests"
-- Scott Hastings, Hastings International Ltd (performances at Scotland v Ireland rugby international events 1999, 2001 & 2003)
"...fantastic...a brilliant and energetic dance routine"
-- Langholm Festival, Scottish Borders
"...stunning choreography ...spectacular dancing to lively musical arrangements. Absolutely Legless set the evening alight and went down a storm with the audience. A visual and musical delight."
-- Edinburgh International Conference Centre 1998