The duo toured the album throughout 1996, and their performance at Selwyn Hall, Box, Wiltshire was released as "Live at Selwyn Hall" in November 1996. The band's drummer James Mackintosh recalled that the band's performance at the town hall of Stornoway during the HebCelt festival shortly after the release of "A Whisky Kiss" was unique, saying "this was long before the [festival's] big tent, and the venue seemed strangely deserted when the time came to play. But the caretaker assured us that as soon as we started the crowd would arrive, as they were nearby ... in the pub. Sure enough, by the end of the first number, the hall was packed; a messenger had sent the word." On 25 April 2015, the title track was somewhat popularized after it was played on "The John Toal Show" on BBC Radio Ulster. In a 2015 interview, the band's percussionist James Mackintosh said that "Farewell to Nigg" was his favourite Shooglenifty tune, whilst their mandolin player Ewan MacPherson said that "Da Eye Wifey" was one of his favourite Shooglenifty tunes as he "loves playing it".