Mar
17
8:30 PM20:30

Towne Crier Cafe

Brothers Eugene & Pat Clancy first started performing with their family's Ceili Band in Ireland in the 1950s before coming to America in the '60s, where they toured as the Irish Ramblers, recording The Patriot Game for Electra and performed at Carnegie Hall. The Clancy Tradition is still a fun, talented Irish family band with Eugene & Pat Clancy, along with a daughter & son on fiddle & bass, and accordion added for good measure.
 

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Mar
4
7:00 PM19:00

Blackstone River Theater

ROBBIE O'CONNELL with ROSE CLANCY

Call in your reservations for our March 4 show with O'Connell & Clancy to 401-725-9272.

Robbie O'Connell returns to Blackstone River Theatre for a duo performance with dynamic fiddler Rose Clancy. Singer-songwriter Robbie O'Connell was born in Waterford, Ireland, and grew up in Carrick-on-Suir, County Tipperary. In 1977, he joined the legendary Clancy Brothers with whom he recorded 3 albums. With the 1982 release of his first solo album Robbie emerged as an artist of major stature. Soon after, he began touring with Mick Moloney and Jimmy Keane, and also with Eileen Ivers and Seamus Egan in the Green Fields of America. Robbie has earned international acclaim as a singer-songwriter by making it quite clear that there's more to being Irish than filling stereotypes. The Boston Globe describes him as "a writer of timeless-sounding, emotionally powerful and often hilarious songs" and places him "among the most respected guitarists, singer and songwriters in Celtic music." Rose Clancy is a respected, high-energy musician playing fiddle, mandolin and banjo at concerts and festivals throughout the Northeast. A graduate of the violin making program at North Bennet Street School in Boston, Clancy founded and runs The Chatham Fiddle Company in Massachusetts where she also produces traditional music concerts.

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Feb
28
7:30 PM19:30

The Burren

Robbie O'Connell and Rose Clancy, with Giulia Haible and Caroline Dressler

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Robbie O'Connell made his Burren Series debut four years ago and since then, his yearly appearances have been among the most anticipated.  His story-telling, wit, song-writing, and a personality that exudes warmth will again make this February evening an occasion to drive the winter chill away.

Opening the night will be the young phenomenal fiddle and cello combination of Giulia Haible and Caroline Dressler.  nspired mainly by music from the Scottish tradition, Giulia and Caroline continue to widen the horizons of their music and push the boundaries of their creativity. Their debut album, Dragonfly, was released in 2016. Take a listen below... 

The Burren Backroom series is now well established as one of the most sought-after boutique series of trad presentation in the world.  It has already created already dozens of memorable, intimate, informal presentations held in a truly atmospheric space which was founded by well-known traditional musicians Tommy McCarthy and Louise Costello in Davis Square, Somerville, Massachusetts.  

Hosted by Brian O'Donovan of A Celtic Sojourn on WGBH radio, these gatherings feature core performers from many aspects of traditional music as well as special guests, and conversations around the music.  As is the custom of the Burren, it is anticipated informal and dynamic post concert sessions will be a feature.

Tickets prices vary with a $5 discount for WGBH Members.  If you are a member, send an e-mail to celtic@wgbh.org and we will send you the code. 

Seating is VERY limited and these events have been selling out, so get your tickets today!

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Dec
16
7:00 PM19:00

A Celtic Christmas with Rose & Robbie O'Connell

December 16th, 7PM - A Celtic Christmas with Rose & Robbie O'Connell

This celebration of the mid winter season has a distinct Celtic flavor and extends from the little known Kilmore carols of Wexford to the Irish-American vaudeville stage.  We will explore both the Christian and Pagan traditions surrounding the Winter Solstice in a mixture of songs, spoken word and instrumental pieces in a delightful musical tapestry to celebrate the season.

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Nov
3
to Nov 4

Fiddle Hell, instructor

The invention of the late, great fiddler Dale Hopkins from Missouri, Fiddle Hell occurs periodically in fun locations worldwide. Prior Fiddle Hells have occurred in the US, the UK, the Netherlands, and Germany. Dale used the term "Fiddle Hell" to refer to the unique sound of many fiddlers playing a tune together. While Dale's two Fiddle Hell gatherings involved performances for the public as well as some informal sharing of tunes and techniques, Dave Reiner extended the concept to make Fiddle Hell Massachusetts more of a fiddle camp for all ages, with scheduled workshops and jam sessions led by a wonderful group of experienced and supportive instructors.

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Mar
24
10:30 PM22:30

Linden Place Mansion

In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, Linden Place Museum is thrilled to welcome back internationally known folk singer and songwriter Robbie O’Connell for a night of authentic Celtic music and storytelling. O’Connell will be performing in the historic Linden Place Mansion parlors at 500 Hope Street in Bristol, Rhode Island on Friday, March 24, 2017 at 7:30pm.

Clancy & O’Connell will perform Celtic-flavored pieces, with Rose Clancy on the fiddle and Robbie O’Connell on guitar and vocals – together they create a delightful musical tapestry to celebrate the season.

Tickets for the concert are $25 for general admissions and $20 for Linden Place members, and free for Colt Circle members. The concert will include a wine reception after the performance to meet O’Connell and Clancy. This annual event tends to sell out, so reservations are recommended. Reservations can be made by contacting Linden Place at (401) 253- 0390.

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Mar
18
8:30 PM20:30

The Towne Crier Cafe

Brothers Eugene & Pat Clancy first started performing with their family's Ceili Band in Ireland in the 1950s before coming to America in the '60s, where they toured as the Irish Ramblers, recording The Patriot Game for Electra and performed at Carnegie Hall. The Clancy Tradition is still a fun, talented Irish family band with Eugene & Pat Clancy, along with a daughter & son on fiddle & bass, and accordion added for good measure.

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Mar
16
6:00 PM18:00

St Pat's at the Beehive

The Beehive Celebrates Saint Patrick’s Day with Harpoon Brewery, Authentic Irish Cuisine and Live Entertainment by Irish Singer/Songwriter Katie McD and friends, Rose Clancy and Stuart Peak.

Celebrate into the wee hours of the morning like only the Irish can with an evening of authentic entertainment including a live performance from Galway Native Katie McD, Irish-inspired libations from the evening’s sponsor, Harpoon Brewery, festive à la carte dinner specials and an evening that only The Beehive can create.

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