Irish fiddler Kevin Burke is always tickled to play in Tucson. “I often think this kind of music we play is typically wet-weather music,” Burke said in a phone interview from Portland, Ore., his home ...

PORT TOWNSEND — Irish fiddle player Gerry O’Connor will perform with guitarist Don Penzien on Thursday. The concert is at 7:30 p.m. at the Palindrome at Eaglemount Cidery, 1893 S. Jacob Miller Road in ...

Chris Goudreau: What led you to get involved with Celtic fiddle music? Jamie Laval: I’ve always done both Celtic folk music and Classical from the get go, but it was just that the Celtic folk music ...

Celtic fiddle virtuoso Eileen Ivers brings her captivating and revolutionary sound to the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts March 23-25. Celtic fiddle virtuoso Eileen Ivers brings her captivating ...

There’s a reason she’s called the Crazy Fiddle Lady. That’s the name Nerea Gourlaouen picked out for her YouTube channel when she was 15, thinking it would be funny. Fifteen years later, after playing ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. Scotland meets Spain at Club Passim for a unique night of fiddle fusion with the ...

Celebrating Our Celtic Connections features Katie McNally (fiddle) and Keith Murphy (guitar and vocals). With Stephen Thomforde (pipes), Highland Dance Boston, and the Boston Scottish Country Dancers.

Danylo Fedoryka -- "Dan" to his friends -- grew up hearing a story from his Ukrainian grandmother. In her village when she was a child, "there were no radios, no record players -- just farm life, ...

Looking to unleash your inner Irish-ness? If that’s the case, then South Buffalo Roots makes it easy, as the group hosts the second annual South Buffalo Irish Festival Culture Circle (Fáinne Cultúrtha ...

Violinist Geoffrey Castle brought his high-energy Celtic Christmas celebration to a busy Brodniak Hall on Wednesday evening, Dec. 3, transforming Anacortes High School’s theater into a swirling mix of ...

He turned back the clock on inflight entertainment. A Ryanair flight resembled a folk concert at 30,000 feet after an Irish musician whipped out his fiddle and started playing to the delight of fellow ...