Come to the Irish & Celtic Music Podfest and Arts Market in Atlanta, GA on Sunday March 8 at The Lost Druid Brewery Find out more!
You might’ve noticed I named this series. It’s part of the Irish & Celtic Music Magazine which is published every week in conjunction with the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. The newsletter comes out every Thursday. My hope is to keep this series going, except I’m gonna focus on artists on the podcast. But that […]
I hope you have a great St Patrick’s Day. Enjoy the St Patrick’s Day music special episode of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. Have you been in the mood for some excellent instrumental Irish music? Look no further than any of the offerings from Colin Farrell. The pleasant rhythms and skilled play provided by […]
We know that those who are into Celtic music and culture may be interested in learning more about these things when they have some down time…which is why we decided to share this list of Celtic-related magazines and publications. Although it’s not a comprehensive list, it sure is a good starting place! Take a peek […]
I have a busy St Patrick’s Day in Atlanta weekend ahead of me. I’m gonna be in the St Patrick’s Day parade with my daughter, Inara. Then in the evening, I’ll be at Ironshield Brewing for a St Patrick’s Day party to remember. Then you’ll find me on Sunday at Three Taverns Brewery in Decatur. […]
We are less than two weeks from St Patrick’s Day. What are your plans for the holiday? I have a Bunch of shows starting with Bold Monk Brewery (Mar 5), Ironshield Brewing (Mar 12), and Three Taverns Craft Brewery (Mar 13). I also have an Livestreaming concert (Mar 10) and Coffee shows every Wednesday at 11 AM […]
I wish I could say I was booked at the Georgia Renaissance Festival this year. Alas, they didn’t respond to my emails. It turned out okay though. I have a FULL schedule in the coming months, including a bunch of St Patrick’s Day shows in the Atlanta area. Check my calendar for details. In the […]
One of my goals this year is to promote my local community. You’ve heard the phrase “buy local”. I also want to promote local. But what is “local”? Local might be proximity like these Atlanta Celtic Music articles. However, it is also what your community is. For me, it’s the Sci F’Irish community. It’s a […]
We are less than two weeks away from the release of my next studio album, Selcouth. “Selcouth” means, “when everything is strange and different, yet you find it marvelous anyway.” It’s a beautiful album…with a pinch of the Celtic. Years and years ago, I was told I didn’t play Celtic music. I’ll be honest. It hurt. […]
I know very little about the Atlanta Celtic music scene. That’s one of the reasons I hired Catherine Tully to write some articles about the scene. I moved to Atlanta almost three years ago. The bands I used to know are no longer performing together. I wanted to get to know my new community. And […]
I confess I was a bit surprised when I came to Atlanta and couldn’t find many Celtic musicians. Admittedly, I don’t fit into most Irish sessions. A singer who plays autoharp just doesn’t work great. Nevertheless, it’s important to support our local communities. It strengthens the community and brings people together. That’s even more important […]
