The Kiltlifters
The Kiltlifters formed in the early 2000s around frontman Paddy Callaghan. Their sound mixed traditional Celtic melodies with rock energy, which caught on...
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The Kiltlifters formed in the early 2000s around frontman Paddy Callaghan. Their sound mixed traditional Celtic melodies with rock energy, which caught on with listeners despite some initial skepticism from parts of the music industry.
In 2005, they released their debut album 'Both Sides.' The title track became an international hit. Their live shows were known for being raucous, and the band's kilts became a signature part of their stage presence.
They followed up with albums like 'Warrior's Call' in 2007, 'The Gathering' in 2010, and 'Heart and Soul' in 2014. Their music gradually incorporated more folk, pop, and electronic elements over those years. The lineup saw changes too, including founding bassist Hamish MacKay leaving in 2012 due to health issues.
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