Tenors for Hire in Glasgow
Latest reviews of our Singer (Tenor)s in Glasgow
"Colin was a ceilidh caller for our gala dinner. He had a big group of people straight up on the dance floor dancing away with clear instructions. Colin was very punctual, professional and friendly. We had great feedback from our delegates. Colin has a lovely voice and finished off the night singing Auld Lang Syne. I wouldn't hesitate to book Colin again and will be recommending him to others. "
Hannah hired The Tartan Tenor for a Corporate event (available in Glasgow)
"Colin "The Tartan Tenor" was amazing everyone at the wedding said they really enjoyed him. After the meal can be abit of a slump and he certainly helped to get the wedding going again. His choice of songs got people dancing and I was so pleased that he agreed to do Walking on Waves as his last one as it is the brides favourite and certainly made the whole thing more special to her. Definitely would recommend him and use him again. Thanks Colin 😊 "
May hired The Tartan Tenor for a Wedding (available in Glasgow)
"We hired Colin for our wedding as a Ceilidh caller and I couldn’t recommend him more! So patient, especially with an inexperienced Welsh crowd, but it went down a storm. "
Megan hired The Tartan Tenor for a Wedding (available in Glasgow)
FAQs about hiring Singer (Tenor)s in Glasgow
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Can any singer (tenor) play my favourite song?
Professional singer (tenor)s will often take requests, but you will need to give them plenty of notice. Please also keep in mind that singer (tenor)s may ask for an small additional fee to prepare songs that aren't already on their song list. You can view the singer (tenor)'s song list on their Encore profile.
How much time do singer (tenor)s take to set up?
Your singer (tenor) will usually arrive about an hour or so before their performance begins to set up and get settled before they start playing. To avoid any delays, make sure the performance space is ready for the singer (tenor) prior to their arrival.
My venue has asked for the performer’s PLI & PAT inspection certificates. What are these?
PLI stands for Public Liability Insurance. This insurance covers damage to another person or their property (it is also known as third party insurance). As many of our singer (tenor)s are members of the Musician's Union, they are already covered by PLI up to £10 million. PAT stands for portable appliance testing. Most of our singer (tenor)s will already have a PAT inspection certificate for their musical equipment/PA system, which they can provide to your venue if they need it.
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