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Bugg Promotions & Ceilidhs

Aberdeen based promoter representing Ceilidh bands across Scotland and the UK. Bands biographies, MP3s, videos, dancing instruction and booking information.

http://www.buggpromotions.co.uk/

Fleming Tamulevich Agency

An artist representative agency, representing artists from the US, Canada, the British Isles and Australia. Artists represented include Greg Brown, Ani DiFranco and Joh Gorka.

http://www.flemingartists.com/

Foxy Music

Scottish-based agency representing Folk, Blues, Roots and Celtic artists including Rod Clements, the Coal Porters, Pipedreams and Emily Druce.

http://www.vixenrecords.com/foxymusic/

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Front of House Entertainment

Music booking agency representing artists in the Folk, Blues and Celtic genres. Includes roster of artists, news and contact details.

http://members.shaw.ca/frontofhouse/

Iconic Music

Full information, biographies and concert dates for a roster of Folk artists. Includes photos and links.

http://www.iconicmusic.com/

International Ceilidh Collective

Provides music services with Scottish traditional music. Contact details and multi-media samples.

http://www.iccscotland.co.uk/

Ixtlan Artists Group

Represents a group of international performers of different traditions and cultures. Artist roster, news, media center, educational events, and contact information.

http://www.ixtlanartists.com/

Music Tree Artist Management

Folk and traditional bookings. Includes current artists and contact information.

http://www.music-tree.com/

Nancy Carlin Associates

An artist talent and management agency which books North America tours for Folk, Ethnic and World musicians. Includes a roster of current artists, tour schedules, and FAQs.

http://www.nancycarlinassociates.com/

Northern Star Bookings

A booking agency concerned with Scandinavian influenced Folk bands internationally. Offices in Ridderkerk, The Netherlands.

http://www.northernstar.nl/

Noteworthy Productions

Artist representation for Clandestine, Linda Dunn, Hot Soup!, Seamus Kennedy, Debi Smith and Tanglefoot.

http://www.mcnote.com/index2.html

Producciones Sonakay and Larachí Flamenca

Produces and promotes Flamenco shows, and artists. Information on the genre, and a portfolio of projects undertaken. Based in Spain.

http://sonakay.com/

Routes Records

Angela Harris, a recording artist and songwriter offering consultations to musicians in the genre.

http://www.routesrecords.com

Stoneyport Agency

Edinburgh-based agency representing Scots and Irish Folk music and some Blues artists. Their roster and gig-list includes Eric Bogle, Bert Jansch, Dick Gaughan, and others. Contact details.

http://www.stoneyport.demon.co.uk/

Sue Duffy Associates

Represents acoustic and visual artists grounded in tradition. Artist roster, biographies and booking information.

http://sueduffyassociates.bizland.com/

Three's Company Ltd

An artists' collective dedicated to raising the profile of British folk music, song and dance. Performer profiles, audio samples, news and gig-dates.

http://www.threescompany.org.uk/

The Walnut Street Music Company

A company focused on the genre, offering artist representation, concerts production, deficit removal for not-for-profit performing arts organizations, and consultation for community festivals and events. Based in Manitoba, Canada.

http://www.walnutstreetmusic.com/

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