In 2019, I moved to Atlanta and immediately decided to search for Celtic music and musicians like myself in the area. I could not find much. So I made my own list of Atlanta Celtic music thanks to Stephen B and others who sent me these lists.

Atlanta's Newest Celtic Folk Performer

I am Marc Gunn. I've sung Irish and Scottish folk songs for over twenty years. I'm also a songwriter. My original songs are mostly drinking songs inspired by Celtic and pop culture. You'll find me playing at breweries around Atlanta. But I've been a regular performer at Dragon Con for over 20 years. I am also host of the largest podcast of Celtic music in the world, the four-time, award-winning, Irish & Celtic Music Podcast.

What Celtic Musicians are there in Atlanta?

• Atlanta Junior Ceili Band – Review
• Atlanta Pipe Band
• Barehead Bards – Review
• BlarneyGirls – Review
• The BorderCollies
• Colm Broderick & Patrick Finley
• Dave Howard Coons
• Duncan McLauchlan – Review
• Kathleen Donohoe – Review
• Keltic Kudzu
• Land Loch'd – Review
• The Muckers – Review
• Olivia Bradley – Review
• Patrick Finley – Review
• The Reel Sisters – Review
• Three Weird Sisters
• Toucan Dubh
• Triple Harp
• Oh! And now Marc Gunn, The Celtfather

If there's someone missing, or a link doesn't work, please let me know!

Where else can you find Atlanta Celtic music?

• Phoenix School of Irish Arts
• IrishFest Atlanta
• Irish Traditions Atlanta
• Stone Mountain Highland Games
• Georgia Renaissance Festival

What about other Celtic bands around Georgia?

• Clay Babies, Athens
• Jared Bogle, Clayton
• Wolf & Clover, Columbus
• Dawn O Davis, Blue Ridge, GA
• Seldom Sober, Savannah
• deCeadaoin, Augusta