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5.0. Has Something for Everyone I really couldn’t imagine listening to an entire album of bagpipes… Well, I couldn’t until I heard The Rogues latest album, 5.O. The fifth release by Houston’s remarkable bagpipe & percussion quartet, The Rogues, is … Continue reading →

Kilts.  Cats. Science Fiction. Irish drinking songs. Nowhere else but from the bizarre imagination of Marc Gunn would those four elements be so neatly integrated. Marc Gunn–”The Celtfather”–is an award-winning Celtic folk musician. Armed with an autoharp, he riotously combines … Continue reading →

Origins of the project Irish Moutarde was founded in July 2009 by Mathieu Audet, Fréréric Audette, Jérôme Bélanger, Andrée-Anne Hallé and Sébastien Malenfant. These guys were (and still are) members of a progressive-metal band named Eerie. Frédéric, Jérôme and Sébastien … Continue reading →

The Merry Wives of Windsor is an all-female folk band based in California. Blending elements of North American, British Isles, and Contemporary Folk music, the foundation of the Merry Wives’ sound is rich four- and five-part vocal harmonies, with support … Continue reading →

The Merry Wives of Windsor is an all-female folk band based in California. Blending elements of North American, British Isles, and Contemporary Folk music, the foundation of the Merry Wives’ sound is rich four- and five-part vocal harmonies, with support … Continue reading →

Sylvia Platypus is Philadelphia’s (and possibly the world’s) only psycho-Celtic glam-blues band. Burn’s supper at the Avalon Ballroom would sound something like this. Take the vocal mannerisms reminiscent of Edith Piaf and John Lee Hooker and combine them with a stage … Continue reading →

“Trip McCool” is my slightly altered ego. He is the man I try to be, or would like to be. It all relates to a revelation I had. I, Dennis Dougherty was standing on county lane in Donegal, Ireland staring … Continue reading →

Mary Lemanski started her professional music career at age 11, playing pipe organ. For the past 13 years, Mary has released her original music as MP3s on the Internet. In 2004, she placed runner-up in the Song of the Year … Continue reading →

Out of Manhattan Beach, California comes The Shillaly Brothers. They are a band of Americans of Irish descent playing music inspired from our ancestors. The Shillaly Brothers started as a two-piece band on the fly, just a guitar and a … Continue reading →

Description: Danny O’Flaherty & Noel Nash are two former members of the 1980’s folk group, “The Celtic Folk”. Danny combines warmth & spirit to bring the long history of Irish & American folk music home to your heart. Raised in … Continue reading →

Navan is a visionary quartet of Celtic traditional singers performing exclusively in the native tongues of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, Brittany and the Isle of Man. From shimmering Irish lullabies, to spine-chilling Breton laments or euphoric, rapid-fire Scottish mouth music, … Continue reading →

Shishonnah fuse their incredible vocal arrangements into the elements of World music with classical and contemporary influences. Their original songs will take you to a place that defines the human experience and uplifts the soul. Their sound reflects a canvas … Continue reading →

Scott Hoye has performed since the early 1990s in various capacities as a founding member of the Celtic ensemble The Spriggans, as well as the progressive rock band Seranati. Scott plays traditional and original tunes on Celtic harp, vocals, whistles, … Continue reading →

The Bloody Irish Boys are best described as a drinking group with a music problem. The band was started by front man Shayne in 2003 and they are a hard drinking, working band still going strong today. They strive to … Continue reading →

Jennifer Cutting happily blends careers as a bandleader, composer, instrumentalist, ethnomusicologist, and record producer. Blending the formal training of her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in music with a passion for both traditional and electronic musics, she is one of few … Continue reading →