Listen to Barnbuskers

Here are a few examples so you can hear how we sound. We usually have fiddle, clarinet and guitar but sometimes we an accordion or even add if we’re lucky the double-bass!

Fiery Clockface Set

Ceilidh at East Quay, Watchet

This was a lovely event that took place on May 4th 2026. It was a nice sunny day (but before it got crazily hot) and lots of people joined in the dancing.

Barnbuskers playing at East Quay in Watchet in 2026
Coming Round the Mountain

This is always a favourite at Birthday Parties and if Bridget is calling, we can guarantee we’ll play it!

Barndance at Old Cleeve

This was a free barn dance we put on at the Lysacht Club at Old Cleeve. We did it so that Judy could practise her calling. This was her very first go at it, and after that there was no stopping her!

Fiery Clockface played for dancing at the Lysach Club
Outdoor event in Somerset at Vivary Park, Taunton

The clarinetist strutting his stuff on the band stand at Vivary Park.

Wot no fiddle? She was doing the video for this one!
A Wedding in North Devon at Country Ways

This was a hot, hot day in 2025 – back when we only had 1 heat wave per year. The wedding guests did very well to do any dancing at all in such sweltering conditions!

Birthday Barndance in Watchet

This was a birthday barndance at the Watchet Bowling Club and was one of our first ones.

Ragtime Annie – played by Barnbuskers at the Watchet Bowling Club
Barn Dance in Mid-Devon

This was a really lovely party and unusally we managed to get a really great video of the dancing. It was at Calverleigh Village Hall, near Tiverton, and the second time we have been there. The people in it kindly allowed us to use the video (we always ask first).

Ceilidh for a birthday party in Devon
Another day, another Circassian Circle!

We nearly always do Circassian Circle to finish as it’s such a great dance. This one was also at Calverleigh village Hall, but a different party.

Alabama Jubilee


Birthday party barn dance in Devon

Ryan played the mandolin for this one as we already had a fiddle.

A rare outing for the Mandolin though we would like to use it more in future