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Capercaillie Fan Reviews (6)
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Brilliant performance from Karen & the band.
Venue was Classic like a real theatre of the stars.
Posted by John s. on 18/11/2024
Capercaillie, Union Chapel, London - 15th November 2024
Great show
Superb show. I had never seen them before and found the performance quite mesmerizing.
Posted by David on 18/11/2024
Capercaillie, Union Chapel, London - 15th November 2024
Brilliant show
Magic slick performance as always from the top Celtic band in Scotland. The venue is amazing, with limited view of the performers unless you arrive very early!
Posted by Col on 17/11/2024
Capercaillie, Union Chapel, London - 15th November 2024
Musical excellence
Capercaillie we’re on top form musically and vocally fantastic
Posted by London Scot on 17/11/2024
Capercaillie, Union Chapel, London - 15th November 2024
Fab Gaelic folk-rock concert at Union Chapel
Really rocking show, just like an "electric ceilidh", everyone clapping and desperate to dance!! Traditional Scots music (reels and jigs), and also ballads and love songs, and the odd rocker, sung by the legendary Karen Matheson and the 7 strong band. Didn't disappoint !!!
Posted by Mark R on 17/11/2024
Capercaillie, Union Chapel, London - 15th November 2024
Capercaillie are pioneers of contemporary Scottish folk music, blending traditional Gaelic songs with modern influences to create a distinct and powerful sound. Led by vocalist Karen Matheson, the band has been active since the 1980s, releasing albums such as Secret People and To the Moon that are celebrated for their intricate musicianship and emotive delivery.
Known for their spellbinding live performances, Capercaillie have graced stages across the UK, from Celtic Connections in Glasgow to the Cambridge Folk Festival. Their music, steeped in Scottish heritage, continues to captivate audiences, making them an enduring force in the folk music landscape.