Treebeard

Treebeard is a lively Celtic folk-rock band known for their energetic performances on the pub, festival, and beer festival circuit. They have regularly appeared at festivals in Sheffield, Derby, Tamworth, and other locations, including the Great British Beer Festival and Cropredy fringe. Their music style, which they term "Heavy Wood," combines traditional and original songs with a variety of acoustic instruments, always ensuring an engaging and danceable experience for their audience. The band has released several albums, including "Heavy Wood," "Reel Ale," and more recently, "New Leaves." Over the years, Treebeard has undergone lineup changes, with founder Chris McMahon leading the group alongside long-time member Ceri Ashton and newer additions like James Howe, Rob Lowdon, and Paul Pearson.

Treebeard's music often includes covers of notable songs, such as Jethro Tull's "Dun Ringill" and Led Zeppelin's "Going to California," showcasing their eclectic taste and ability to blend folk with rock elements. Their original material, such as "Highwayman's Hollow," has been praised for its craftsmanship and appeal. With a strong presence in the UK festival scene, Treebeard continues to entertain audiences with their unique blend of folk and rock music.