A magic moment when aristocratic elegance meets daring visionary passion and here you are also adventurer and romanticist. Celtica transforms this into music distilled from Gothic, Steampunk, and Metal styles to break all the traditional limits of the Great Highland Bagpipe, and creates a new musical context for this majestic instrument.

These five spirited yanks are currently one of the most beloved celtic rock bands in the USA.

Formed in 2000 this band made of two brothers, three friends and a partridge in a pear tree have slayed their way across the United States. Bringing Chicago style Celtic Rock to the masses and getting great reviews from both critics in the media and drunk Ted on the bathroom wall. This is year two for these guys and we're excited to bring them back

They promote an energetic and uplifting show for all ages that should not be missed.

With a decades worth of headlining Roots and Celtic festivals to selling out nights at rock venues.

Ed Miller has been hailed as "one of the finest singers to come out of the Scottish Folksong Revival" and as "one of Scotland's best singing exports." Originally from Edinburgh, he has for many years been based in Austin, Texas, where he earned graduate degrees in Folklore and Geography at the University of Texas. 

The Glasgow native came to the United States with a mission to generate laughter. Since then, he's been featured on The Comedy Network's "The Great Canadian Laugh Off" and "The Montreal Comedy Festival" to The CW's "The Daily Buzz" and NBC's "Night Shift" and "New Day." Plus he's graced the SCOTFEST stage for the last several years. He's a fav.

A great folk sound from Guthrie, Oklahoma. Made up of Maris and Brian along with their SEVEN children. The kids range in age from 21 to 8 years old and their talents definitely out kick their ages. This is the second year for this 9 member band at SCOTFEST.

Colin Grant-Adams, a professional touring artist for over forty years, from the folk clubs of Great Britain and Europe, through the 60's & 70's to performing and running shows at the Great Western Hotel in Oban, Scotland, in the 80's before moving to America in the 90's Settling in Glasgow Kentucky with his wife Dr Julia Schooler.

Tullamore, now in their 20th season, a steady slate of performances throughout Ireland, Scotland, and the US have made the trio one of the Heartland's premiere Celtic bands.

The Flowers feature an updated lineup and include former members of longtime Oklahoma bands Banish Misfortune and Boru’s Ghost. After a successful year playing festivals and venues throughout the State, they bring back to Scotfest their trademark style of fast, foot-stomping Celtic trad. They made it in and out of the studio, without killing each

The Tulsa Metro Pipe Band is a group of dedicated pipers and drummers who love Scottish music and enjoy sharing it with fellow Tulsans and people further afield.