Stiofán Ó Treabhair Versatile Celtic Folk Guitarist, Singer and Bouzoukist for Weddings & Events

Ambient Celtic guitar music for wedding ceremonies, drinks receptions & other events

Versatile singer-songwriter able to perform across genres

'A voice that will make you catch your breath'

BBC Radio 3

Raised on the outskirts of Glasgow with roots in the West of Ireland, Stiofán Ó Treabhair - “Stefawn O’Trower” - is an Irish-Scottish vocalist, guitarist and bouzoukist inspired by heritage and eclecticism in equal measure. Having studied with fingerstyle master Tony McManus in recent years, his fluid guitar arrangements are imbued with dynamics & flourishes drawn from the wells of Paul Brady, Dick Gaughan and Dougie MacLean. The honesty and intimacy of his distinctive tenor has drawn comparisons to shades of Jeff Buckley and Mike Scott. His indebtedness to Irish bouzouki pioneer Andy Irvine is unmistakable. He has 20 years of experience as a professional musician and has worked with a wide variety of wedding and other function engagements. His repertoire is extensive, ranging from ambient Celtic instrumentals and moving ballads to tasteful arrangements of popular songs, and can be uniquely tailored to your event. Subject to availability, he can perform with a violinist &/or an accordionist - fees would be adjusted accordingly.

Emerging from the fertile Yorkshire folk scene, his debut single - an arrangement of W. B. Yeats' ballad The Song of Wandering Aengus - was digitally released in July 2025. It has been broadcast on radio across the UK, Europe and North America and received acclaim from BBC Radio 3's Night Tracks hosts Sara Mohr-Pietsch and Hannah Peel amongst others.

'An absolute guitar wizard'

Tradfolk

'Ethereal'

BBC Radio Ulster

'His songs will resonate with all true lovers of folk music'

FATEA Magazine