Rebels-Devils
Oklahoma based Celtic freedom and folk band Rebels~Devils are the sons of Irish and Scottish immigrant families
13/02/2024
25/01/2024
Enjoy your Burns Supper tonight!! Sláinte Mhath!
16/01/2024
We are STOKED to present the 2024 “Seven Drunken Nights” Tour, in partnership with Mountain View Talent
3/9 The World Famous Dubliner Pub Omaha Nebraska *** 2 Shows ***
3/11 Buck's Bar and Grill - Venice Ne
3/12 Vasey House Shows - Indianola Iowa
3/13 Log Cabin Tavern - Marion IL
3/14 Twisted Tree Music Hall - Jacksonville IL
3/15 Checkered Flag Tavern - Indianapolis IN
3/16 & 17 BOXCARS Pub & Grub - Clinton WI - 2 Shows
29/12/2023
We wish you all a very happy New Year!!
28/12/2023
Dinner with the fellas The Celt Irish Pub
▶️ Watch this reel https://www.facebook.com/share/r/XbpRcLsD5xvtWNLR/?mibextid=UalRPS
06/12/2023
Dougal Angus MacDonaldougal. Most Scottish looking AND sounding man.
Dougal Angus MacDonaldougal, winner of the most Scottish Looking Person competition held in Nairn for most of the 19th Century. Dougal won the competition outright for over fifty years, from 1822 to 1876 where he had to withdraw when he found out his Tam o Shanters tassle had been knitted in Northumberland, albiet it was Scottish wool. Ever the gentleman he shrugged off his defeat that year, and went and had his entire body tattooed tartan, with the instruction that upon his death he be skinned and turned into bagpipes. However the ink on the document smudged and ran, and instead of "bagpipes" he was used to lag pipes in Nairn public library. His Sporran was carried by supporters of the 1978 Scottish World Cup squad to Argentina, but it was lost after celebrating Archie Gemmels goal against the Dutch team. This was doubly tragic as the Sporran had most of Nairn supporters club return tickets in it. Luckily they were dab hands at thumbing it and managed to get home in time for Scotland not to qualify past the group stages of the next world cup.
Slàinte
GJ 🏴🥾
Goin LIVE IN 10minutes (8pm CST) @ Casper McWade Music. Come join me.
Listening to the tracks for our debut album!!!! Sláinte!
Calm your pups! New album coming soon!! https://www.facebook.com/reel/306815748505081?fs=e&mibextid=UalRPS
12/10/2023
Back in SC with Andrew Crawford cleaning up some vocals for our upcoming Rebels-Devils album.
📸 Chris Edwards
15/09/2023
Casper will be in Harrah, Okla. this Friday AND Saturday at Oklahoma’s best little Irish Pub The Black Raven. Show times are 6-9 pm. Show up in your Kilt and you will get to pick something from the limited merch on hand. 😎. Come early for a good table.
Godspeed Charlie Robison. Thank you for your gifts of song. We will do our best to do justice to your song “John O’Rielly”. ❤️🇮🇪🎶
We’re starting to plan out our annual “Seven Drunken Nights Tour”. Due to increased demand this year, we’re probably going to have to be drunk for 10-11 nights this year.
Tag a venue where you want to see us play this year!
Venue owner? Email [email protected] for booking
27/07/2023
Often sang at sporting events, The Irish national anthem “The Soldier’s Song” was originally written in English and was sang in English by the Irish Volunteers in the GPO and on marches before 1916. The lyrics were written by Peadar Kearney and the music was composed by Patrick Heaney. It was translated into Ámhrán na bhFiann by Liam Ring. Here is a Wikipedia link to the history behind the song. Quite a number of Irish people can’t speak Irish and some don’t know what they are singing about so here is the original version in english. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amhrán_na_bhFiann
“Whiskey in the Jar”
It’s always cool to have the Irish tunes we love so much requested at the country music shows. Here’s a love song written for the British army.
“The Wild Rover” at Delaney's Irish Pub
Andrew Crawford on mandolin
“The Fighting 69th”
“All For Me Grog”
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