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Was opened with a theme that included electric guitars. The result is an explosive blend of colourful influences that defies definition at its very core, while at the same time remaining faithfully in sight of its Celtic Folk roots on which experimentally expanding as long as imagination can allow.The music of Sharpe made waves among the historical elitists when each episode They have started their live performances at the Edinburgh Fringe Street Events in 2011, and since then have always joined the festival as a finale act in several outdoor locations throughout the city.ĭespite not having toured outside of Scotland yet, the band has sold over 20,000 records and made several appearances at the most diverse events and venues, such as the Scottish Green Energy Awards 2011 and Brexit at Tiffany's, an Australian produced comedy show part of the Fringe festival in 2016.īorn out of three different solo busking acts uniting forces, The Spinning Blowfish has ventured in all directions during its ten years of life, always stubbornly defying the stereotype of the average Celtic Rock sort of band and taking adventurous directions in all senses, from Scottish Bagpipe Folk with a twist to elaborating classical tunes, film and video game themes to a carefully choreographed set of burlesque dance moves that can't be taken any more seriously than the name of the band itself. The Spinning Blowfish are a rambling comedic Folk Ceilidh Fusion trio with an innate sense of humour unique to their act and a genuine street music attitude that comes from 10 years of experience at entertaining countless international crowds on the streets and squares of the Scottish capital city of Edinburgh.

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