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Thunderous drums, ferocious guitars & howling vocals combine to bring a huge sound of WOLFF to life. The noise is electrifying, blending the power & fire of traditional blues with trashy garage rock riffs & in-your-face vocals.
CARA tour worldwide with unique interpretations of Celtic music, firmly rooted in the Irish and Scottish tradition, presenting innovative arrangements of traditional material alongside critically acclaimed original compositions.
The Henry Girls are sisters Karen, Lorna and Joleen McLaughlin from the most Northerly part of Co. Donegal. What sets The Henry Girls apart is their distinctive sound, a captivating fusion of harp, fiddle, accordion, and tight, impressive three-part harmonies.
Afro Celt Sound System is a band unlike anything else, a band whose fusion of West African rhythms, Irish traditional music, and cutting-edge dance grooves battered the senses and unleashed a wellspring of joy and liberation.
Since 2009, Skinny Lister have been at the forefront of first-rate folk/punk in the UK. Their latest effort Shanty Punk finds the band delivering their most autobiographical and arguably most definitive Skinny Lister album yet.
Dynamic folk songs and dances from Luxembourg with the Mediterranean joy of life and Celtic vibes. Authentica’s energetic folk fusion music serves as a cultural bridge, introducing Luxembourg’s folk music to international audiences.
For their latest album – Back to Roots – the Red Hot Chilli Pipers are getting back to where it all began, by paying tribute to the legendary Gordon Duncan and also demonstrating their real ability to bring traditional music into the 21st century.
For over 20 years Brian Brody has become a force to be reckoned with. With an extensive repertoire ranging from an endless number of Irish songs to rock classics, Brian’s unique style and profound way to entertain has been enjoyed by all ages and nationalities.
NoCrows, a dynamic orchestra from Sligo’s diverse music scene, formed in 2005 via a casual session in Sligo’s famous Shoot the Crows pub, hence the curious band name. The group eventually grew into an eclectic six piece playing mostly original material which could be filed under World Music.
In a constantly changing music industry, the Dublin-based indie-rock band’s longevity is rare and to be celebrated. The Coronas’ last three albums have gone straight to number 1 in the Irish charts, while their live following has grown exponentially overseas.
The Kilkennys have redefined traditional Irish music, giving classic folk songs and ballads a modern twist that resonates with both younger listeners and long-time fans of the genre. Their name has become synonymous with contemporary Irish music.
Ryan Young is one of Scotland’s elite fiddle players. His melodies go straight to the heart – and to the legs… Fresh melodic ideas, rhythmic drive and tremendous dynamics and precision are Ryan’s trademarks. His sound and style are simply unique and his interpretations captivating – his playing is often described as poetry without words and has earned him international acclaim and praise.
The band Blackthorn has been in existence for a long number of years, having formed in late 70’s. Through various line up changes the band is still going strong. Blackthorn has had two different singles in the Irish Charts, ‘A Children’s Winter’ and ‘Flower of Scotland’.
A unique band in today’s musical landscape, NOON has taken up the challenge of breaking codes by combining electronic music with the powerful sound of bagpipes. In concert, the band shake up the crowds and capture their audience. Whether influenced by electro, trap or traditional music from Brittany, the members of NOON have not finished surprising.
Gwennyn’s voice fills you up and carries you away. Far away. She carries within her a creative, artistic and universal fire, the repository of a rich identity and culture that she celebrates both in her albums and on stage. A true ambassador of Breton culture, Gwennyn has never represented her origins so well: music that is up to date, inspired and free to move.
After the triumphant success of its tours in 2019 and 2023, Celtic Legends will be back in 2024 with a new show and a new troupe of dancers who will invite you to share the story of the people of the Emerald Isle. Two hours of dance choreographed by Jacintha Sharpe to traditional rhythms performed by 5 outstanding musicians (Uilleann-pipes, flute, fiddle, bodhran, guitars, accordion) under the musical direction of the renowned Sean McCarthy.
The undisputed masters of the Breton dancefloor. Born in the heart of traditional music, armed with iconic Breton instruments and a powerful rhythm, their raw and edgy sound hits different! At once rooted and universal, the band continues to push the boundaries and explore new musical territories, championing their culture on the international stage. This locomotive of Breton trance fuels the sweat and energy of the public, in an exhilarating and unique live performance.
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