The concert in the Victoria Hall on Saturday August 20 headlines with Elephant Sessions and Trail West, with Rhuvaal opening a night of outstanding music.
Multi-award-winning Elephant Sessions fuse rich folk and trad influences with funk, rock and electronica, creating a set full of grooves and guitar attack with quicksilver fiddle/mandolin melodies.
The group have already become renowned for breath-taking live shows throughout the UK and Europe.
Trail West are a six-piece band with strong links to the Hebridean Isles of Tiree and South Uist, playing to sell-out venues and festivals across Scotland and the UK.
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Their four albums to date show their progression, with a wide selection of songs becoming an integral part of their repertoire and live performances.
Rhuvaal are a young, fun and energetic traditional band based in Argyll, who have grown and developed over the past seven years into a group of enthusiastic young musicians who are making a huge impression on the traditional music scene in Scotland and Europe.
Rhuvaal, who continue to grow in popularity and experience, perform at the festival for the first time with their new six piece line-up.
Tickets for all this year’s MOKFest concerts, which also feature Aly Bain and Phil Cunningham, Fìobha Ceilidh Band, Brian McNeill, Calum Alex MacMillan with Ross Martin and Slainte Davaar Allstars, are available from AP Taylor, Main Street, Campbeltown, or online at www.ticketweb.com.
Anyone who would like to find out more can do so by visiting www.mokfest.com or emailing mokfest@hotmail.co.uk.
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