South Boston’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade will resume its full route this year, and the Dropkick Murphys are playing for four nights at the MGM Music Hall at Fenway. Another March tradition has also ...

There’s no need to wait for March: The Emerald Isle is coming to the City of Green on Saturday in the form of a traditional Irish music session. It’s like one that may be found in Ireland, often in a ...

Sacramento’s own Cahersiveen uniquely blends classically trained musicians with traditional Celtic music. Thousands of Irish emigrated from Cahersiveen in County Kerry, Ireland, during the potato ...

Winter hits hard and long in Northumberland, England, some 300 miles north of London. By the winter solstice, darkness has settled in so completely that the ancients worried whether the sun would ever ...

Multi-instrumentalists Jim Spalink and Michele Venegas of West Michigan’s Selkie didn’t grow up in the Celtic music tradition, but they long ago became spellbound by Irish music. Spalink first was ...

Irish traditional music is among the most popular World Music genres of our time. Performed by Irish and non-Irish musicians throughout the world and patronized by audiences in diverse social and ...

Boston College’s acclaimed Gaelic Roots series will have a focus on traditional Irish music for its three events this semester. Gaelic Roots explores Irish, Scottish, American and related folk music ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Head to Rockefeller Gardens and Fortunato Park in Ormond Beach this weekend for a massive celebration of Celtic culture and family ...

The Gulf Coast musical quartet, Mithril, will bring its progressive, Celtic world sound to SUNY Cortland on Saturday, March 6. Presented by the College’s Campus Artist and Lecture Series (CALS), the ...

The old axiom "write what you know" may as well be emblazoned on a Gaelic Storm tour shirt. Some of the Celtic rockers finest songs were inspired by real life events. One of the group's most colorful, ...

OSHKOSH - 'Tis the season — St. Patrick's Day season, that is — and Gaelic Storm is coming back to Oshkosh March 19. Fans may recognize Gaelic Storm from Irish Fest in Oshkosh and other festivals ...