From Scottish ceilidhs and Cornish weddings to barndances, Cornwall ceilidh band Ceilidh Tree are guaranteed to get you dancing! Our amazing caller and fiddles are found throughout Cornwall from Newquay to Falmouth, Redruth to Truro and beyond.
Whether you’re ceilidh virgins or veterans, we’ll get you jigging!
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From a solo caller to full quartet with DJ, Ceilidh Tree will wow your guests with the very best tunes and dances!
We can provide entirely Scottish or Irish ceilidhs and know most of Cornwall’s venues including Launcells Barton, Painswick Lodge, Esplanade Hotel, Tredudwell Manor and Pentillie Castle to name a few!
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“The ceilidh was absolutely fantastic – we had so many compliments for your players, and so many guests saying how much they enjoyed it, so thank you for everything that you did to make it happen! The disco was great too, and a really good way to end the evening.” – Emma J, Wedding @ Launcells Barton, Bude, Cornwall
Ceilidh Tree recommend and regularly perform at the following venues in Cornwall:
Tredudwell Manor, Fowey
Stennack Farm, Hayle
Launcells Barton, Bude
Polhawn Fort, Rame
Cornish Tipi Weddings, Bodmin
Trevenna, Liskeard
Boconnoc, Lostwithiel
Cornish Camels, Rosuick Organic Farm
Milton Barn
Trevellas Manor
Ladydowns Farm, Penzance
Sterts Theatre, Liskeard
Deli Farm, Delabole
Sunset View, Truro
Porthgwidden Beach Cafe, St Ives
The Stithians Centre, Truro
Bodmin Moor Camping
Need a local band for your ceilidh, wedding or barndance? We perform across Cornwall from Newquay to Falmouth, Redruth to Truro and beyond. See our contact form below.
You can call Laura on 0753 714 1442 or send an email to ceilidhtree@gmail.com.
For a quick availability check or quote, you can use our interactive Ceilidh Bot.
The ceilidh dance Virginia Reel is one of Ceilidh Tree’s all time favourites. We usually include it early on in a set as it’s so quick to teach and also helps us start with a bit of a bang. The dramatic formation with two long lines and that crucial final gallop in the Virginia Reel
Ceilidh Tree are the highest rated ceilidh band in the UK on google!
