Join Us for a Night of Music, Dance & Welsh Spirit
Whether you’re a seasoned twmpath dancer or a complete beginner, this is a night for everyone. Expect:
- Traditional Welsh dances
- Foot‑tapping tunes
- A warm community atmosphere
- Plenty of hwyl
Royal Oak pub, Rhanirmwyn SA20 0NY
Sunday 1 March 2026 • 7:00pm. Tickets £10 • Limited numbers — book early at https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/R7FW243QGBTHY
Celebrate Wales’ national day in true traditional style with an unforgettable St David’s Day Twmpath at the Royal Oak. Expect music, dancing, laughter, and the unmistakable energy of one of Wales’ most loved folk bands…
Allan Yn Y Fan
Since forming in 1996, Allan Yn Y Fan has become one of Wales’ foremost traditional bands, earning a reputation for exhilarating live performances and a deep connection with audiences at home and across Europe.
This acclaimed multi‑instrumental sextet is celebrated for its blend of “beautiful vocals” and “fiery instrumentals”, breathing fresh life into the traditional music and songs of Wales while also crafting original tunes inspired by the landscapes and stories of their homeland.
A Band with International Reach
Allan Yn Y Fan has flown the flag for Welsh music across Europe, performing at:
- Festival Interceltique Lorient in Brittany
- Concerts and festivals in France, Ireland, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Belgium and Austria
- Successful tours in Germany and the Czech Republic
Festival Favourites Across the UK
Their UK festival appearances include: Celtic Connections, Trowbridge Village Pump, Bromyard, Beverley, Fylde, Middlewich Folk & Boat, Tredegar House, Fire in the Mountain, Shepley Spring, Fishguard Folk Festival — and the world‑famous Llangollen International Eisteddfod.
They’ve also featured on numerous radio and television broadcasts, bringing Welsh folk music to audiences far beyond the concert hall.
What audiences say: “Great show, great music – superb connection to the audience.”
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