The Freshers

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Wonderful Scottish band ‘The Freshers’ are easily one of the best function bands in the north of the UK. This 7 piece band has played some of the top events in the country and have become a fixture on the event circuit. They’re unique in that they have male and female vocals which opens up the repertoire but can also play Scottish traditional music as well. If you want the best, then look no further.

Also included

dB technologies Fifty Line Plus System (4kW)
Soundcraft mfx20 mixing desk

Location

Scotland based and will travel to these areas: Midlands, North East, North West, Scotland, Wales, Ireland.

Testimonials

“Listen, Rose and myself are going to open up a venue just for you! You were fantastic just because you care for what you do. Thank you so much!”

Lionel and Rose Foucquet (Bride & Groom)
Wedding, Glenturret Distillery, 28 th April 2007

“You made a great day even more fantastic… making everyone get up and do their ‘thang’ on the dancefloor! Thanks for a super night!”

Avril Dick (Bride)
Wedding, Seamill Hydro, 28 th October 2006

“Superb night made extra special by the wonderful music provided by The Riffreshers. The quality and variety of music was outstanding. ‘A’ class!”

Mrs. E. Rafferty
50 th Birthday Party, Crowne Plaza Hotel, 13 th January 2007

£1600 and above

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Extra Costs

The price brackets above should be used as a guide only as all quotes are bespoke.

Performance times for most acts except Tributes and some other Unique performers are usually 2 x 60 minute sets or 3 x 40 min sets.

(If you require the act to perform longer than these times you may incur extra costs.)

Travel costs vary depending on the act and will be included to the quote given to you by our agents.

Our acts would usually expect to arrive around 5.30pm and to be finished around midnight.

(If you need the act to arrive earlier or finish later there may be extra costs but these can be negotiated.)