Talisk
Scottish Folk Rockstars.
Let us introduce you to a folk band about to take over the world. Scotland’s Talisk are one of the best live acts in the UK and on the festival circuit right now, producing raucous crowd energy and stadium-sized sound with a mere concertina, fiddle and guitar. It’s just Mohsen Amini, Benedict Morris and Charlie Galloway on stage with three acoustic instruments — and yet it’s their indescribable ability to concoct the most addictive, trance-like explosion of folk that has propelled them to cult status. Whether traditional music gets your blood flowing or you’re a headbanger at heart, this gig is for you.
Talisk are a Scottish folk trio founded in 2015. Their accolades include multiple BBC Radio 2 and BBC Radio Scotland folk awards, a MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Award for ‘Folk Band of the Year’ in 2017, and the Belhaven Bursary for Innovation in Scottish Music, the largest music prize in Scotland. Since appearing on BBC’s Hogmanay New Year’s Eve show in 2022, their popularity has skyrocketed, both online (15 million+ streams) and live at festivals in Europe, North America and Asia. AAF will be among Talisk’s first performances in Aotearoa.
Accessible shows & ticket detailsSuitable for Blind and Low Vision audiences (mostly audio), Limited seating available
To book tickets fill in our booking form |
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$30 for Under 30
$30 Tickets for under 30's are available for this event, photo ID may need to be presented at the venue.
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Early Bird Ticket OfferEarly bird tickets available for purchase 13 November 2024 - 9.59am 27 November 2024 or until allocation is exhausted.
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*Adult prices no restrictions. |
May contain strobe and haze · Suitable for all ages |
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“An exciting sound that, in this case literally, drags an audience out of its seats”
“Extraordinary”
“Doubling the power of three”
“Incredible!”
“The technical ability of each member is clear in their energetic, dynamic sound”
“An exciting sound that, in this case literally, drags an audience out of its seats.”
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