the Campbell Brothers

      With their unique and electrifying performance on the bagpipes, the Campbell Brothers have been stunning audiences for 4 decades. 

Initially discovered by the Irish Rovers, the duo have been guest performers with the likes of John McDermott, The Chieftains, No.1 country artist Johnny Reid, John Allan Cameron, the Irish Descendants, and were featured in the Mirvish musical production “The Needfire”.

        Taking notice of their talents, EMI records Canada soon signed the bagpipers to a record deal changing their name from The Campbell Brothers to Mudmen. 

Having filmed six music videos for Much Music/MTV, recording nine Mudmen albums, one Campbell Brothers album on Mudpiper records; the Brothers have performed on numerous tours of Canada, USA, and Europe. The Campbell Brothers/Mudmen have  garnered a national following which have led to numerous TV appearances including CBC’s Canada Day Celebration with the Queen, twelve Walk of fame ceremonies, The Edmonton Oilers Home opener, The '84 Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup winning team reunion party, Toronto Maple Leaf /Boston Bruins game, the Canadian Country Music Awards, and The CBC's Mackenzie Brothers' - 2-4 special, among others.

          The Campbell Brothers bagpipes have also heard on CBC's Hockey Night in Canada Anthem 2007-2015, Xbox/PlayStation video games, NBC’s Black Donnelly’s, HBO’s Shameless, 102.1 The Edge Toronto -  reaching #19 on the countdown, Don Cherry’s hockey DVDs 9,19,20,24,27,29 and with their band Mudmen on WWE Wrestlers " The Highlanders" entrance music .

          The Campbell Brothers corporate clients include Coca Cola, Sprint Canada, American Standard, LCBO, Kodak, Walmart, Canada Tourism and M&M meats etc. The Campbell Brothers and their band Mudmen are available for hire for corporate performances, festivals,  theatre shows, public speaking engagements, recording music for television, film or whatever your bagpipe needs might be. They’ve performed over 3000 shows to date between Mudmen & as  the Brothers, Ron MacLean" loves em " you should too!