The Morrigan

On Saturday 28th March The Morrigan played at The Caer Dur Festival held in The Corn Exchange Dorchester.

Formed in 1984, The Morrigan have been playing their own unique brand of folk influenced rock ever since.
How to describe them? The music ranges through folk, jazz, classical, medieval, funk, metal and accapella; sometimes in one number!
Their reputation as a live band is legend; over the years they have enthralled hundreds of audiences throughout the U.K., performing at countless festivals including two acclaimed appearances at Glastonbury.
Here are a few snippets from live reviews over the last few years.

Everything about this band was top notch, vocals, keyboards guitars the lot. If you can get to see them live, do it! their CD's
don't do them justice.
The Beltane Bash 2001
May 27-28, 2001 (London, England ) Review by David Ash

This is powerful folk rock at its very best, and I cannot recommend it strongly enough. The guitar work and keyboards were scintillating and the vocals had an inner strength that could not fail to satisfy.
Whitchurch Festival, 5th August 2000
Review from New Horizons website

I have never seen these multi instrumentalists before, so it was an amazing experience to feel the energy and atmosphere they
create with their music......
.....The band have the ability to conjure up a primal rhythm that even had my legs trying to get me up there (the rascals!)......
.....The band played on, wonderful stuff. Not content with one magic evening, our party went to see them again the following night at the Wharf Arts Centre, Tavistock in Devon! Hope we see them at the Classic Rock Society soon.
Wharnecliff Arms, Tintagel, Cornwall 3rd August 2001
Dave Kennedy, Wondrous Stories.