Welcome to the website of Scotland’s leading rocking ceilidh band Bahookie!
As a band at the cutting edge of contemporary ceilidh music, Bahookie are well established as a top band in the scot/rock/ceilidh scene. If you need an astonishing live experience to light up your next function Bahookie are your answer! Whether it’s a wedding, a private gig or function or a music festival Bahookie will light up the dance floor or get your audience rocking to their unique blend of scottish folk rock with a difference.
bahookie.org is a work in progress and we appreciate any feedback or suggestions you may have for the site. We’re working with a Scottish based design agency Imajica who are our new media partners. They work with some pretty impressive clients and the stuff they do is cool. We wouldn’t have signed up with them if it wasn’t! If you fancy checking out their work have a look at www.imajica.com.
Bahookie are delighted to have been asked to play Oxjam Glasgow 2010 at the Grosvenor Hilton on October 20th.
Oxjam is the UK’s biggest music festival featuring hundreds of artists right across the UK throughout October and this year it’s going to be bigger and better than ever before! Whatever you’re into from dance to dubstep, from pop to punk, Oxjam is your chance to help fight poverty with music.
Find out more about Oxjam by watching this video or by visiting the web site at www.oxfam.org.uk/oxjam:
Our self-titled debut album “Bahookie” has been a great success and it’s now available to download from Celtic Downloads. Featuring eight of our favourite songs the album is your chance to take a little bit of Bahookie home with you! Download the Bahookie Album now from Celtic Downloads and listen to why we are recognised as one of Scotland’s leading folk/rock ceilidh bands. Click on the album cover on the right to buy and download it or click on this link to buy the Bahookie album.
“Providing the event with a touch of traditional Scottish music, one of the county’s best live ceilidh bands, Bahookie were at the centre of the shindig playing some well-known tunes. Their blend of rock and traditional celtic music proved to be the energetic performance that the crowd needed.”
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