It's hard to imagine a three-piece traditional act competing for headline spots at the biggest festivals in the world, but then it's even more perplexing to watch Last Night's Fun on stage and contemplate where the sparkling wall of gripping, soulful sound is coming from. Last Night's Fun have an audience pinned to the wall with breathtaking virtuosity and creative arrangements, and falling off their chairs with a loveable line in patter that is their trademark. They embody a fire, passion and feel for traditional Irish music not seen since The Bothy Band and Planxty at their peak. The key to the unique Last Night’s Fun sound however, is the electric, spontaneous interplay between three musicians very much at one with each other.

They started as what was seen as a super-group type project with Sherburn, Bartley & Scott before becoming a permanent unit known as Last Night's Fun. In late 2007, Denny finally decided that he cannot bear to sit next to Chris any longer and is going to take some time off from the band. But some good news is that Findlay Napier, founder member if Back Of The Moon, will be joining them in 2008.

They have a unique and unfathomable ability to make traditional music sound "thoroughly contemporary in sensibility" Living Tradition. In the words of Folk on Tap, "I defy anyone to be miserable around them!"