The Entertainers for 2012 have not been booked at this time. The 2011 Entertainers are shown below.
Highland Reign, a Celtic Band from Indianapolis, takes the tunes of the old country and breathes a rocking new life into them with traditionals such as "The Barnyards of Delgaty" and originals like "Plaid to the Bone". Highland Reign Brings the union of traditional Celtic and Rock to pleasing new levels.
Playing venues and Festivals all across America, Scotland and Ireland Highland Reign is one of America's favorite Scottish Folk Rock bands. With Bagpipes/Guitar tunes, rocking percussion and upbeat vocals Highland Reign will rock you back to the old country.
Voted #1 Celtic Band in the World out of 63 international groups the ROGUES have performed globally for over 1 million people. 2010 Album and Group of the Year; 9 albums; 7 combined World Championships; 2 ASCAP Songwriting Awards; appearances in Las Vegas, Chicago, Miami, a major Hollywood film, and with the U.S. Air Force Orchestra... the numbers show the ROGUES are meeting head on the worlds of Celtic, Rock, Folk, World, and Classical music.
The group Gan Ainm (‘anonymous’ in Gaelic) plays Celtic music from Scotland, Brittany, Ireland, as well as Galicia, blending the unique sound of Scottish small pipes, with whistles, strings, and fiddle. Gan Ainm is Ian Arthur (pipes and low D whistle), Clancy Clements (guitar, pipes, whistles), and Bill Lorton (fiddle, guitar) and can be contacted at ganainmceltic@gmail.com or 812-334-7606.
Miriam-Rose has received classical violin training since age six, and now performs fiddle music in the traditional Scottish style, both solo and with her sisters, The Highland Lassies. Miriam-Rose won a scholarship for Most Improved Student at the Jink and Diddle School of Scottish Fiddling 2011, and is currently studying Scottish fiddling, ballet, and business at Indiana University Bloomington. Miriam-Rose also enjoys teaching, and performing with Homegrown, a local rock cover band during the school year. She is delighted to be performing at the 20th Anniversary Columbus Scottish Festival.
