Paul and Glen Elliott BIOGRAPHY

Paul and Glen Elliott
BIOGRAPHY

Paul and Glen Elliott duo play mainly Irish traditional and contemporary songs.

Paul’s vocals are powerful and rich, Glen uses subtle fiddle and plays excellent Bodhran to accompany Paul's strong rhythmic guitar playing.

The duo draw their influences from Christy Moore, Luke Kelly, The Pogues, Dubliners plus many more Irish artists. They are well seasoned performers on today's pub circuit and are in great demand for corporate functions, clubs, bars, parties, weddings and wakes.

They use an excellent PA system. No backing tracks and can provide a CD player for use during their breaks if required.

Book them now on 01926-496912.

VOCALS---GUITAR---FIDDLE---BODHRANS

Paul has one of the finest voices in Irish music today. Glen uses subtle fiddle accompaniment and is an excellent Bodhran player, they both are! The Bodhran, a traditional Irish hand drum, drives the rhythms along and the two played in unison are quite brilliant! Add to this a strong rhythmic guitar- it can’t fail and they don’t!

Paul and Glen Elliott turned professional due to public demand. They are based in Warwick but traveling is not a problem (South Korea Twice!!)

Paul and Glen Elliott provide a lively, entertaining and memorable performance. Paul is fast becoming known for his own superb song writing skills, portraying moving, sometimes humorous events.( Glen has been known to add in the odd word here and there, after all what are wives for!)

Paul and Glen have Performed at the ICC. The Indoor Conference Centre in Birmingham (part of the Symphony Hall/indoor Arena complex). This was a very large stage for one small duo sandwiched between a Welsh male voice choir, Brass band, and Scottish pipe band! Great fun.

Paul and Glen have also played At the Royal show performing on behalf of Tourism for Ireland .

TOURING.

When the Irish Theme bars were all the rage Paul and Glen Elliott were called upon to play at the opening nights of many of them across London , into Wales , up into Scotland and even traveled to Norway to Bergen for two weeks.

They have played as part of a larger band for an exchange visit to Bruhl in Germany where they had a fantastic time and made many new friends.

Paul and Glen Elliott have played in South Korea near to Seoul in a café bar and returned again to play outside performances when the 2002 world cup was in progress. They have been asked back many times.

They have performed in Santini Ketan a town three hours travel away from Calcutta India and also played in Calcutta itself.

There are not many towns in England where Paul and Glen have not played and they have also played in Eire in Dublin and surrounding counties.