Byrd: Electric guitar, acoustic guitar and back-up vocals
Matthew: Vocals, electric guitar, Highland Bagpipes, Irish whistles, Hammond Organ, synthesizers, and saxophone
Terall: FOH sound, lighting, special effects, monitor mix, heavy lifting, and security
Gusty: Studio Guru & Special Guest - Didgeridoo, harmonica
Influences
Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, The Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash, Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly, Jethro Tull, Seven Nations, Mike Scott & The Waterboys, Social Distortion/Mike Ness, Afro Celt Sound System...
Angus Mohr, the man, stood large in the history of Scotland during the transition from the period of Viking raiders to more civilized times.
Angus Mohr, the band, will stand large in the transition of traditional Celtic music to a celebration of Highland Rock and Roll.
Angus Mohr, the band, transforms traditional and classical Celtic style and instrumentation into a traditional and classical Rock and Roll sound. The mix of Highland Bagpipes, electric guitars, penny whistles, synthesizers, Hammond organ, electric bagpipe chanter, bass, and a rock and roll drum kit makes for an exciting performance. The state of the art sound and lights systems elevate the presentation to an explosive Rock and Roll show the likes of which the Rocky Mountain Highlands have never seen.
Please contact us at drunkensailor@angusmohr.com for more information!
Thank you for your support. All too many people allow the meaning of "media" to be something that they can only play the part of spectators. We need to reclaim "media" to become something which is participatory.
Thanks for the add!We were making plans for the Estes Park Scottishfest equip needs and such and I volunteered to try to get connected with some of the bands as we are getting ready to try to generate a spark of intrest via net,twitter and such I also enjoy your tunes .I may get in touch with you later and see how we can promote your band!
Hi Angus Thanks for your nice comments and I like the blend of Scottish folk with rock - quite a unique sound :) Do you play the Irish Uilleann pipes too by the way? Have a great weekend, Catherine
Thanks again for the add! We really would love to have you and your group down for a free haircut this month if you have time. As an active element of our neighborhood's scene, we will host local bands on our website and allow you to blog and post up show dates… Its not done but we will let you know when!
~ Leon
"Local's Barbershop"... Adopting the sense of community that barbershops are known for through Arts, Music and Fashion, as well as getting the best haircut service possible at an affordable price .
Thanks for playing Floyd at your show at Nissi's. The flute was amazing in "Wish You Were Here" and the drummer on the 2nd Floyd song killed it! Amazing show and thanks for making my night.
Hello Friend!
Welcome to the Official Skully Street Team! You have joined us at a very exciting time!
SKULLY, IRISH MAKEOVER, and METISSE are all holding #1 positions in the charts!
Here at the OSST you can find links to each of Skully’s profiles, hear a sampling of his music, see pictures and videos, learn what the street teams are up to and get involved if you’d like, and see ad’s from other friends and fans as well as place your own in the comments section!
March 12th is the 5 month Anniversary of the OSST and will also be the day we make our 10,000 friend! Join us in celebrating!
We are currently featuring the song “Boom Boom Ba” by METISSE. It has been used in the Dead Like Me TV series and now in the new DLM movie “Life After Death”
Warming up for St. Patrick's Day! Stop by our site and check our March schedule for a gig near you. Hope to see you at a show. Enjoy our new video "Whiskey Tonight" and stop by our site for a FREE download of the new song. Cheers!
I love your status! You should write a song about Friday the 13th or black cats or both! Lol -Ashlee from San Antonio, my mom knows your Nephew/cousin, Scott.
Wow! Thanks to Angus Mohr for the best wedding ever! What a performance at the Boettcher Mansion on the 22nd. You guys had them all going - the kids from Canada doing the Irish Step Dancing were all over "Whiskey in a Jar" - I must say I thought I did a pretty mean Buck Stomp for my 65 years. MJ an Alan did a mix up of Opry Dancing by Maranda while Alan did the Irish Jig - and the folks from France - well they couldn't understand us nor we them but they got into the stomp as well. It's a wonder we didn't crash through the floor at that place - it's pretty near a hundred years old. Thanks Paul and gang - Wow! Wes
