The Grand Revelry Ceilidh Band
Chris and I just wanted to thank you again for Saturday night. Yourself and the band were brilliant with endless energy and you looked fantastic too! Our guests and ourselves had the most brilliant time! - Sophie Langridge
The Grand Revelry Ceilidh Band is the perfect blend of musical brilliance and pure nonsense to ensure that any celebration is a exuberant success.
The musicians are incredible performers in their own right but unstoppable when they’re playing together. They are also love a good buffet!
Louisa is a bundle of infectious energy with hundreds of weddings and events under her belt. Her mischievous sense of humour and good natured playfulness will have even the most hesitant guest throwing caution to the wind and having the time of their life.
Based in Cambridgeshire, but covering most of the UK, The Grand Revelry Ceilidh Band are ready to make any occasion as much fun as the ‘below deck’ party on the Titanic …before the iceberg of course!!!
Regular Public Ceilidh in Ely
Get Jiggy is our monthly public ceilidh in Ely, Cambridgeshire.
Amazing fun with a great atmosphere and no need to know what you're doing - in fact, it's more fun if you don't.
If you're considering booking the band for your event, we'll even give you a couple of free tickets so that you can try before you buy!
For more information on Get Jiggy, click the link below.
Ceilidh or Barndance?
We cover all types of Ceilidh and Barn Dance - even Line Dancing! So whether you'd like wild Scottish, awesome Irish or eclectic English Ceilidh and beyond, we can make it happen.
If you're not sure what will work for your guests, then leave it to us.
Louisa has entertained at a huge variety of events and venues. From fields in the middle of nowhere to Royal residences, she knows how to engage your guests and incite the most memorable, joyous celebrations.
This is just a short but very heartfelt note to say the biggest thank you for everything, but above all to Louise for making Saturday night the most joyous and wonderful occasion. Everyone, literally everyone, said what a brilliant idea it was to have a ceilidh, everyone danced (even those who don't) and it was just such a lot of fun. - Anna Bennett