Irish traditional music, from “Danny Boy” to rowdy pub songs to dynamic dance numbers, is a social practice. Nora Revenaugh of Clinton, who plays the fiddle and sings in both Irish and English ...

The members first met during a series of national, traditional Irish music competitions. From 1989 to 1991, County Sligo hosted informal sessions and competitive events within its many pubs, where ...

Mícheál Ó Súilleabháin, late Professor of Irish Studies at Boston College, was a famed composer, pianist, and scholar of traditional Irish music. He channeled his passion into the founding of the ...

Traditional music is their passion, and you’ll also hear a selection of ancient and original tunes. Along with vocals, you’ll hear Celtic harp, 12-string guitar, fiddle and woodwinds.

Irish eyes won’t be the only ones smiling! On July 30, Christel Rice, Tony DeMarco and Siobhán Butler will perform at Live at the Gantries, a series of free, outdoor performances in Long Island City ...

What's St. Patrick's Day without Irish Music? An Rogaire Dubh An Rogaire Dubh started performing together in 2011 and they perform traditional Irish music on traditional Irish instruments.

A professional fiddle player was astounded to realize his baby daughter has inherited his passion for traditional music. Michael Audette, 31, is the proud father of seven-month-old Adelyn Rae, and ...

Traditional Irish fiddle player Kate Rose performs alongside world-class guitarist Armand Ramirez as Wild World Irish Fiddle -- a duo bending perceptions and putting their own spin on Irish fiddle ...

The Wilde Irish Shenanigans brand ourselves Eclectic Celtic, but what does that really mean? When I arrived from Ireland on March 2, 1972, neither of those words would have applied to Irish Music.

Lovers of Irish music — and those who simply enjoy the culture, community and “craic" (fun) of the Irish — are invited to the second annual Shamrock Soiree in Abita Springs on May 31.

Among the many Americans who play Irish fiddle, Randal Bays is one of the few to find serious acceptance and respect for his music in Ireland. His 2005 release, "House to House" (with Roger Landes ...

But farmer Mark Donnellan, 29, who plays fiddle at Pepper's every Wednesday, thinks there is also another reason why more and more people are rediscovering Irish music -- some after giving it up ...