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Axel the Sot's Pub

Axel performs satire, drunken comedy, and well known pub songs at numerous Faires Events. Purchase his music or see him at one of the faires listed in the schedule of Faires he will be performing.

http://chivalry.com/axel/

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Bedlam Bards

Hawke and Cedric perform well known pub favorites at various Faires with their violin and guitar. Visit the Events schedule, purchase their CDs, and view the photo gallery.

http://www.bedlambards.com

Bilge Pumps

Sea songs, shanties, and Celtic music with a dose of comedy from a six member pirate troupe. Events schedule, photo gallery, CDs.

http://thebilgepumps.com

Flatpickin

Renaissance, Celtic, and Appalachian music on mandolin, fiddle, banjo, and guitar; also recorders, flute, and autoharp. Events schedule, photos, contact information, biographies.

http://www.fortunecity.com/bally/kilkenny/85

Gibbons The Troubadour

A 16th century strolling minstrel performs songs, stories and instrumental music. Events schedule, CDs, photo gallery.

http://www.gibbonthetroubadour.com/

Jim Hancock

Renaissance Faire performer and singer plays guitar, mandolin, bass and cittern with folk songs from Ireland and everywhere else. Biography, photos, events schedule, CDs and audio files.

http://www.jimhancock.com

Liza Kay

Performances of 16th century Celtic, Faire music, and new wave contemporary folk, as singer and songwriter; CDs and audio files.

http://chivalry.com/liza/

Marooned

Quartet performs shanties, Irish pub songs, and original works; event schedule, photos.

http://www.marooned-lv.com/

Menagerie Music

Jon and Lisa Butts in Period costume sing and play hammered dulcimer, guitar, and flute, performing music from medieval to modern. Events schedule, photo gallery, CDs and audio files.

http://menageriemusic.com/

Merrie Minstrel

Merrie Minstrel, sixteenth century strolling troubadour, is recreated by actor singer Rich Follett with stories, jokes, traditional Faire music, and his own comedy songs. Faire photos; CDs and audio files; Maryland Renaissance Festival.

http://www.qis.net/~medieval/minstrel.html

Minstrels of Mayhem

Musicians perform traditional and original folk music at Renaissance Faires and similar events; events schedule, CDs.

http://www.minstrelsofmayhem.com

Old World Troubadour

John DuRant of Maryland portrays the strolling entertainer Jonathan Strum at the Maryland Renaissance Festival and similar venues. Host of the locally televised children's Troubadour Show. Special children's shows, photos, CDs and audio files.

http://www.qis.net/~medieval/troubadour.html

Owain Phyfe Appreciative Listeners Society

Owain Phyfe and the New World Renaissance band sing and play modern adaptations of Early Music. Events schedule, biography, photo gallery, CDs and audio files.

http://www.owainphyfe.com/

The Rogues

Four person band performs nontraditional Celtic music on bagpipes and drums at various Faires. Events schedule, photos, CDs and audio files.

http://www.therogues.com/

Tudor Tarts

Two member troupe perform bawdy ballads, limericks, and audience interactive humor. Events schedule, photos CDs.

http://www.tudortarts.com/

Vince Conaway

Audience interactive strolling troubadour entertains with stories, jokes, song, and instrumentals on mandolyn and cittern. Biography, schedule, photos, CDs and audio files.

http://www.vinceconaway.com

Wicked Tinkers

A Scottish Bagpipe and Drum Band specializing in Scottish, Irish, and Celtic music; biographies, photo gallery, contact information, events schedule.

http://www.wickedtinkers.com

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