Fantastic Scottish street band Clanadonia from Glasgow, with their thundering drums and double bagpipes, performing "Spanish Eyes" live in front of Scone Palace in Scotland. This was from their performances during the IMCF World Championship held at Scone Palace in Perthshire, Scotland, before the pandemic. Clanadonia, led by Tu-Bardh 'Stormcrow' Wilson, with their high energy blend of tribal rhythms, bagpipes and mayhem have thrilled audiences across the world and their music has featured in th

The thundering sound of Scottish tribal band Clanadonia playing "Promontory" or The Gael from Last of the Mohicans, in Perth City centre. This was during Perth's Medieval Fayre in the City centre a few years ago, which involved lots of period characters. Clanadonia, led by Tu-Bardh 'Stormcrow' Wilson, with their high energy blend of tribal rhythms, bagpipes and mayhem have thrilled audiences across the world and their music featured in the first Outlander TV Series. The band are based in Glasgow

Scottish group Clanadonia playing 'Spanish Eyes' live during the Robert Burns Celebrations along the river Tay in Perth, Scotland, January 2020. This was something of a surprise as they made some impromptu performances by the riverside, so were not illuminated, which made for an atmospheric performance in the park. They usually play with two pipers, but only had one here, so the drums were much louder and echoed off the surrounding walls. | Scotland Online

Scottish band Clanadonia keepin' it tribal with their track "Ya Bassa", performed on the steps of Scone Palace outside Perth, Scotland. This was one of their live performances during the 2018 IMCF International Medieval Combat Federation World Championship held in Scotland. | Scotland Online

Scottish band Clanadonia playing "Ya Bassa" on the steps in front of Scone Palace in Scotland. This was from their performances during the IMCF World Championship held at Scone Palace in Perthshire, Scotland, before the pandemic. Clanadonia, led by Tu-Bardh 'Stormcrow' Wilson, with their high energy blend of tribal rhythms, bagpipes and mayhem have thrilled audiences across the world and their music has featured in the TV series Outlander. The band can often be seen playing in Glasgow City centr

Video #reel of great Scottish group Clanadonia playing Ya Bassa live in Perth City centre, Scotland. This was part of their performances in the City for St Andrews Day celebrations back in 2019, when a stage had been set up in a car park behind the High Street. Clanadonia, led by Tu-Bardh 'Stormcrow' Wilson in the centre here with the beard, with their Celtic tribal rhythms, bagpipes and thundering drums have thrilled audiences across the world. Music from their Keepin' it Tribal album featured

Video #reel showing Scottish street band Clanadonia, led by Tu-Bardh 'Stormcrow' Wilson, playing their track "Spanish Eyes' outside Scone Palace near Perth in Scotland. The band are based in Glasgow and their music featured in the first series of the TV series Outlander. Tu-Bardh Stormcrow Wilson is the wildcat of the group, responsible for bringing the band together and known for his highly energetic Bass drumming. He is an accomplished Bodhran musician and appeared in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator

Video #reel showing Scottish band Clanadonia, with Tu-Bardh 'Stormcrow' Wilson, finishing their track "Spanish Eyes' outside Scone Palace near Perth in Scotland. The band are based in Glasgow and their music featured in the first series of the TV series Outlander. Tu-Bardh 'Stormcrow' Wilson is the wildcat of the group, responsible for bringing the band together and known for his highly energetic Bass drumming. He is an accomplished Bodhran musician and appeared in Ridley Scott’s Gladiator as a

Great Scottish band Clanadonia from Glasgow performing "Spanish Eyes" live in Perth City centre a few years ago. Clanadonia, led by Tu-Bardh 'Stormcrow' Wilson, with their high energy blend of tribal rhythms, bagpipes and drums have thrilled audiences across the world and their music featured in the first TV series Outlander. The band can often be seen playing in Glasgow City centre and also during special events in Perth. The tune comes from their first Keepin it Tribal album. #Clanadonia #pert