About Hole in the Hedge

Hole in the Hedge are an exciting and accomplished Irish Traditional Music band from the North West of England, playing tunes and songs.

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Celtic folk band

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Hole in the Hedge are an exciting new Irish Band from North West England. They feature award winning professional musicians Bev Whelan, Ben Farmer along with their mutually favourite accompanist and singer Paul Beevers, playing a variety of contemporary and traditional tunes and songs for any event. They can play and sing for concerts, weddings, corporate events and ceilidhs. Experienced callers, Ben and Bev can specialise in calling and playing for a wide variety of needs, or complete beginners who just like to have a go. Bev and Ben have known each other for years and played with Paul Beevers in different bands. They started playing together whilst teaching on a music workshop residential and decided they wanted to do more of it! "Something of a supergroup"

Performance details

We can perform outdoors

We have vehicles we can use to travel to gigs

Our equipment is PAT tested

We own a PA system

Musicianship

Genres:

Folk, Traditional Irish folk, Ceilidh

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Types:

Celtic folk band, Ceilidh band

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Event types:

Wedding, Wedding proposal, Funeral / Memorial service, Church service, Hotel / Restaurant event, Bar / Club / Venue event, Private event, Corporate event, Charity event, Concert, Recording session, Theatre / Show, Cruise, Burns night, Birthday party, Christmas party, New Year's Eve

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Song list

We will happily learn any trad. folk songs or tunes. A typical set list would include instrumental music as well as some well known and less well known songs.

Reviews

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Heather H, 2 years ago

Good

Victoria G, 3 years ago

“Ben and his band provided a hell of a surprise party for my mum’s 60th! Their ability to integrate with our extended friends and family, both in terms of the ‘surprise’ moment, the food and the speeches was superb, and really meant we were able to make it personal to mum. She hasn’t stopped beaming since, and commented that having a ceilidh meant that we could enjoy the dance on our own terms, and also chat to reunited friends and family with some excellent background music. From young to old, everyone had a blast!”

Lancaster F, 4 years ago

“Formidable squeezing”