3 Best Wedding Bands in Glasgow

“The Trueloves is a reputable wedding and events band in Glasgow, Scotland. The Trueloves are one of the country's highest rated function bands. Years of experience performing at events up and down the country has fine-tuned. The Trueloves show is one that delights every guest, getting them up on the dance floor and, most importantly, keeping them there until the very last song. This wedding band absolutely loves what they do; their knock-out performance clarifies that. Your wedding or event could not be in better hands. They are fully have Public Liability insured. For more details about their band, contact The Trueloves today.”

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“Splendid Gentlemen is a well-known 5-piece rock wedding band in Glasgow. They are comfortable traveling anywhere in Scotland within three hours of Glasgow. They have a lighting rig to light up the stage they perform on. They have a playlist of music that they play during their break. But they can also adapt any phone or MP3 player with a headphone socket, so if you want to create your own playlist for your break, that is completely fine with them. Annually, their equipment is PAT tested, and they have Public Liability Insurance. They also perform up to 45 minutes of ceilidh music. For more details, contact them to get your quote today.”

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“Sneaky Treacle is a Demand Wedding Band in Glasgow. They have excellent musicians with loads of experience and are in a great, fun mood to perform. Sneaky Treacle is not the typical boy band cheesy wannabes that can be hard to avoid; they are genuine musicians from Scotland with pride in what they do. They frequently reinvest in their lighting and sound equipment, so you can relax assured they will look and sound great in your venue. Sneaky Treacle was optimistic that a professional wedding and events band that focused on providing great tunes excitingly and entertainingly would do well. They play at many private events and weddings, which are suitable, but they occasionally play in city centre venues in Edinburgh and Glasgow.”

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