Scottish tribal pipes & drums band Clanadonia playing 'Ya Bassa' during St Andrew's Day event 2019

Scottish pipes and drums group Clanadonia, performing "Ya Bassa" from their first album 'Keepin' it tribal' during the 2019 St Andrew's Day celebrations in Perth City centre, Scotland.

[Eclipse]

Don't know why but listening these guys play is like watching bonfire. Just can't stop listening and watching. Something magical. Greetings from Finland.

[proudbpagan]

that, ladies and gentlemen, is the sound that came from the Scottish Highland that made the Romans go "Aww, Helll naw!" and build a wall, lol.

[dougcoombes]

My people left the Highlands centuries ago, but nothing moves me more than authentic pipes and drums. Absolutely amazing.

[racheallange]

Today is Father's lost my dad in 2007 ....and I came here to enjoy this music...He would have loved it as much as I do...

[patmcgaw]

Stop bloody complaining, I am Scottish and so proud of it, been in Australia 56 years and still 100% pure Scots, the beat got my foot tapping .
They are warm hearted, love this ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[bradg]

Hearing the bagpipes and drums, never gets old.

[canadianperspective]

I’m hooked, they always stir my Scottish roots to life. Blessings upon them and all who listen. Everyone please stay safe and well.

[monamiles]

I'm Native American from Albuquerque and l love the Scottish music.

[kathywilson]

I was fostered at 2yrs old. Adopted at 13yrs old. My first parade was about the age of 7.
That’s when I first heard the bag pipes past by me. It stirred something in me, and the love of hearing them. As an adult I meet my biological father. I’m Scottish, Germany and English. That Scottish facial is what I have the most, and the love of the Scottish bagpipes and drums!!❤️🥰❤️

[maryallr]

If I'm having a bad day, I can always watch these guys and escape the world for a while.

[Indigenous-English-Man]

I’m English and this makes me proud to live next to these people. My brothers ❤️

[cathycornelissen]

I am born in canada however my ancestors are all Scott's.This music makes my heart sing.O how Scotland is calling.

[goalltheway-pmxs]

Hope these men are passing this on to: a younger generation this can't be lost, must be preserved!

[anagirly]

My ancestors are from Scotland, England, and South America. I look like a South American, but my spirit dances best to things like this. Bagpipes and piano are my life! (I also do drumming and beat boxing frequently) Who loves Scotland!

[mikebunner]

I am Scotch -Irish on my mother's side. So this little tune touches my soul. Plus these men are showmen.... This is wonderful - Good stuff.

[miroslavmaleshliyski]

The beat of the drums in combination with bagpipes is special for me as a Bulgarian. Similar to Scotland, our country has been occupied and terrorized for centuries, which has left a footprint on our culture and folklore. Listening to this rhythms is like a history lesson, if I close my eyes I can see their ancestors preparing for battle, getting ready to protect and preserve their families, believes and dignity. There's so much emotion here. Stay strong Scotland, keep your traditions alive, those traditions are the spirit and the soul of your people.

[ychaps]

It always bothers me when people make a big fat assumption that there is real animosity between the Scottish and the English people. I am English and absolutely love Scotish culture (well ALL United Kingdom culture)...live in Canada now, but whenever there is a parade here and a Scottish marching band goes by, those pipes make tears run down my face. Never mind the politics, just love and enjoy the music....and whats not to love about a man in a kilt!!

[redshoesgirl]

this is what happens when your 6-year-old little boy come home from music class and says "i wanna play the pipes."

yay for the young ones for continuing the tradition.

[MadDog]

The pipes and drums certainly get the blood flowing. OUTSTANDING!

[SharonClark-umbm]

I am descended from Campbells and married to a Scot, very proud of my Scottish roots. We never back down. Hope to visit Scotland again,