Cherish the Ladies began quietly more than 40 years ago, when Irish-American musician Mick Moloney got the idea to assemble ...

Socks in the Frying Pan, a critically acclaimed trio from Ennis, County Clare—widely regarded as the heartland of Irish traditional music—has established itself as a dominant force in the genre since ...

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - From artists such as Vivaldi, Verdi, and Bocelli, Italy has produced some of the best and most famous musicians of all time. Now, the country is making way for a new name: Gadan. With ...

Irish folk band Altan performs at the Thrasher Opera House on March 6. Enjoy classics and new tunes in an intimate Green Lake ...

If you’ve heard one Irish song, you’ve heard them all, according to Claddagh founder Dave Naples. That’s why the multi-instrumentalist and singer puts a twist on traditional Irish music, and the ...

Socks in the Frying Pan, the high-spirited, traditional music-playing trio from County Clare, Ireland, known for combining virtuosic musicianship with humor and charm and fervor for their roots, will ...

World-renowned traditional Irish band Lúnasa performs at the Pantages Theatre on March 14. They are touring in support of their tenth album, “Live in Kyoto.” Flute and whistle player Kevin Crawford ...

On a grey day in central Manchester, the three founding members of The Mary Wallopers are chatting to me on the upper floor of the university’s concert hall. They play traditional Irish music, ...

Happy Saint Patrick's Day! Let us celebrate Irish culture today by sharing some traditional Irish songs. They harp tracks are perfect for relaxing this evening. #Irish #Ireland #StPatrick As part of ...

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