About
Based in Glasgow, Drum+Drones is a Scottish bagpiping duo that performs live music for weddings across Scotland. Ross and Ailise, brother and sister musicians, have a decade of experience playing in several Scottish bands. They have performed at many international events, such as the Solheim Cup, Cop-26, St. Patrick's Day Parade in Dublin, and more. Unique, young, and passionate about performing traditional Scottish bagpipe music in a modern upbeat way, Ross and Ailise have the talent to elevate your celebration. As siblings, they understand the focus on family and the importance of making your wedding day unforgettable in a fun and bespoke way.
Services Offered
Drum+Drones will happily travel throughout Scotland to make your wedding dreams come true. They can perform ceremony music and music for entertainment, playing from a custom playlist you designed together. Ideal for indoor and outdoor events, this versatile duo can provide an evocative bagpipe soundtrack, no matter your wedding theme or venue style.
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