Join the Ceilidh Liberation Front for a night bedecked in tartan and tam o’shanters, where whisky flows and floorboards shake, all in glorious celebration of Scotland’s favourite son, Robert Burns.

Dates and Times: Fri 25 & Sat 26 Jan 2019, 19:00.

Join the Ceilidh Liberation Front for a night bedecked in tartan and tam o’shanters, where whisky flows and floorboards shake, all in glorious celebration of Scotland’s favourite son, Robert Burns.

The Ceilidh Liberation Front is London’s most radical and colourful live band, subverting the lore of Ceilidh with their energetic folk dance regime. They breathe vigour and vitality into the traditional ceilidh, whilst honouring its roots and traditions.

This Burns Night, drams will be raised, sporrans polished, lassies toasted, dosies do’ed, willows stripped, and homage paid to Rabbie Burns in the most initstyle.

“Sweat-busting abandon, subverted dances and party tunes” – Time Out

“Taking the traditional ceilidh as its starting point, but ripping up the rule book, souping up the music and subverting the dance moves. No experience is necessary” – Londonist

“The event was totally packed, and full of high energy, great fun, and good spirit from start to finish…we would love to have them back again!” – Southbank Centre
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COMPETITION: Win 1x pair of tickets to attend The Nest Collective / Ceilidh Liberation Front: Burns Night at St Mark's Church at 19:00 on Saturday 26 January. To enter the competition, send an email to vienna@run-riot.com with the correct answer in the ‘subject’ line. The winner will be randomly selected.
Q: Authentic Scottish haggis was banned in the US in 1971, when the US Department of Agriculture took a dim view of which of its key ingredients?
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