ALBANY SCOTTISH FESTIVAL

**Due to the COVID-19 virus, and it's variants, all those in attendance will be required to comply with whatever the current state regulations are at the time of the event.**

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Possibly Irish is known for energetic Celtic performances with foot stomping fun, heartfelt ballads, and beautiful harmonies to soothe your soul. For the Albany Highland Games, the band will be playing many Scottish favorites along with their traditional Celtic favorites. Possibly Irish is currently a 4 member band and originally started performing in 2015 at Enchanted Forest Theme Park in Salem, Oregon as the house band. Possibly Irish has recorded 3 CDs, Roving Out, Still Roving and the most recent, Keeping It Celtic and is working on a fourth that should be released this fall. The band enjoys posting music videos on their YouTube channel. Not only does Possibly Irish have a steady gig at Enchanted Forest during the summer season but also performs at numerous festivals, pubs, private events and has been the headliner for the Douglas County Highland Games and Gathering.

Hills & Hollows is a Portland, Oregon based duo weaving Celtic Roots music and song with a mystical heart. Ryan Powell and Jake Greico share a love for the songs and tunes of Ireland, Scotland, Brittany and beyond. They share a unique weaving of songs ancient and new with jigs, reels, and melodies of Ireland played on Flute, Irish Bouzouki, Bodhran, Whistle, Guitar, Stomp Box and a wee bit of Didjeridu.


Brigid's Crossing plays upbeat Irish, Celtic and Folk music. The group hails from Hood River, Oregon. They began playing together at local farmer’s markets in 2016 and have gone on to record three CDs and perform at venues across Oregon and Washington. With Irish fiddle music at the root, their music has grown to include elements of bluegrass and American folk music. Brigid’s Crossing doesn’t take themselves too seriously, the music is always fun and goes well with friends and a pint. that performs at all kinds of ceremonies, events, weddings & wakes, memorial services, parties and parades. They bring history alive through their Great Highland Bagpipes and Scottish drums.