Falkensang Band

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Member since: 13 / 07 / 2026

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Genres from Falkensang
Irish Folk
Folk
Instruments from Falkensang
Vocal
Tin whistle
Bagpipes
Irish bouzouki
Acoustic bass
Accordion
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Address

15848 Rietz-Neuendorf

About
We are Falkensang, an Irish folk band from Brandenburg. Since 2014, we've stood for handcrafted live music, a love of performing, and a close connection with our audience. With bagpipes, tin whistle, accordion, guitar, bass, and vocals, we bring the sounds of Ireland, Scotland, and North America to the stage. Our repertoire ranges from rousing jigs and reels to well-known folk classics and lively drinking songs, all the way to heartfelt ballads. Whether it's a town festival, medieval market, Irish pub, wedding, or festival, we love experiencing music together with our audience. With us, you sing along, dance, laugh, and celebrate. With four musicians and our own sound engineer, we perform concerts and events of all sizes. Our own sound and lighting equipment is available if needed. Falkensang stands for Irish folk music that connects people and leaves a lasting impression.
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Audio & Video

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Wollmarkt Beeskow 2025 – Falkensang live auf der Burg 2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JLfkPcgHqE
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Wollmarkt Beeskow 2025 – Falkensang live auf der Burg 1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LniQepcLF14

Get to know

We want to bring Falkensang back to the stage on a regular basis and bring people together with our music. Our goal is regular performances at city festivals, festivals, medieval markets, and in suitable clubs or pubs. In doing so, we want to develop musically, expand our repertoire, and eventually release our own songs.

Falkensang plays lively Irish folk music with traditional songs, well-known pub tunes, and instrumental pieces. Bagpipes, tin whistle, accordion, bouzouki, bass, and multi-part vocals create a varied sound. Sometimes exuberant and danceable, sometimes quiet and melancholic, but always performed with great enthusiasm and a close connection to the audience.

We usually rehearse once a week, mostly on Fridays. Before bigger performances, we also schedule additional rehearsals if needed.

Then we pursue our careers, families, and numerous other interests. These include sports, aikido, culture, technology, and of course, further musical projects. However, hardly a day goes by without music.