New band needs name

[Mr. Kilt]

When I was in a band we were toying with various names. There were 4 guys and one girl in the band. Sadly, one of the suggestions that DID NOT get picked was "Four Trees and a Beaver".

[Moosehead]

How about "The Going Commandos"?

[pdcorlis]

How about Peat Bog and the Glens?

[Kilted KT]

How about "The Going Commandos"?

that is an awesome name...

would be hard to dodge kilt checks with a name like that...could be interesting.

[AckZel]

I really like simple band names. And when thinking something celtic and masculine... How about "The Claymores"? or just "Claymore"?

[Kilted KT]

When I was in a band we were toying with various names. There were 4 guys and one girl in the band. Sadly, one of the suggestions that DID NOT get picked was "Four Trees and a Beaver".

hmm...I see potential here..although the beaver I saw tore throught all the trees around, with not one left standing. Rather cruel imagery methinks.

[Colin]

Just a thought, but if you are not playing any sort of Celtic music, is a Celtic themed name representing the band well? The alternative is to mix classic rock/folk/and celtic styles. At one of my locals, the band of the night was one guy with a guitar that sang traditional Irish tunes, 70's rock, pub songs, and Canadian Maritime traditional. He was the best band I have seen at that pub or any in Vancouver.

Having said that:

Kiltlifted
On Tap (if your playing in pubs)
Oh Shillelagh
céilidh (pronounced Ceili)
Pint of the Black
Kitchen Party
Queen's Knickers

[mddock58]

I always thought a great name for a band would be...


"In No Sense A Broad"

(take off of Mark Twain's The Innocents Abroad)

[Big Paul]

I'm with Ron, "Regimental"... It has a ring to it!

[millar]

As I said in this thread http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=16168

The Bloodgrooves is good on it's own and or Bloodgroove and the Nicks.