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GAELIC STORM IN CONCERT:

"High energy", "fun-filled", "tremendously talented", and "the ultimate party band" are just a few of the ways that ticket buyers have described Gaelic Storm in concert. The five-piece Celtic band specializes in blending traditional Irish music with modern rock, whipping up a dance-ready sound that appeals to music lovers of all kinds. At their raucous live performances, you'll see rock fans who love the band's infectious energy alongside folk fans captivated by their entertaining stories. Along with fun renditions of traditional Irish and Scottish music, the band is also famous for their crowd-pleasing comedic banter and their easy ability to engage the crowd with sing-a-long favorites like "What's The Rumpus?" and "Drink The Night Away". With no signs of slowing down, Gaelic Storm is an unmissable live act that concertgoers won't want to miss.

BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:

Led by founding members Patrick Murphy and Steve Twigger, Gaelic Storm started playing at pubs in 1996 in Santa Monica, CA, stunning audiences with their modern take on Celtic music. Their big break came in 1997 when they appeared onscreen as the steerage band in the Oscar-winning film Titanic performing "An Irish Party In Third Class". The exposure led to extensive touring and they've since performed throughout US, Canada, UK, Japan, and France. They've also become a staple on the cruise ship circuit, where they've toured alongside major acts like Bare Naked Ladies, Zac Brown Band, The Beach Boys, and Michael Franti. Their tenth album, 2014's Full Irish, compiled the band's greatest hits from 2004-2014 and became their fifth consecutive release to top the Billboard World Albums chart.

Setlists

    1. 1.Whiskey Johnny
    2. 2.Johnny Jump Up
    3. 3.The Night Pat Murphy Died
    4. 4.North Hampton Pickup
    5. 5.Wake Me Up (Avicii)
    6. 6.Scalliwag
    7. 7.Raised on Black and Tans
    8. 8.One More Day Above the Roses
    9. 9.Tell Me Ma & Band Intros
    1. 1.Whiskey Johnny
    2. 2.Johnny Jump Up
    3. 3.The Night Pat Murphy Died
    4. 4.The Teachers' Snow Day (Song inspired by DC’s 2010 “Snowmageddon” snowstorm.)
    5. 5.Scalliwag
    6. 6.The Night I Punched Russel Crowe in the Head
    7. 7.The Pink Panther Theme (Henry Mancini cover) (Featured Patrick Murphy’s 12-year-old son Patrick on bass clarinet. Also a snippet of the Bond Theme)
    8. 8.Wake Me Up (Avicii cover)
    9. 9.Liverpool Judies
    10. 10.North Hampton Pickup
    11. 11.Johnny Tarr (“Freebird,” “Sweet Caroline,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” “Hurt,” “Margaritaville,” “Thunderstruck”)
    12. 12.Johnny Tarr
    13. 13.Darcy's Donkey
    14. 14.She Was the Prize

  2. Encore

    1. 15.Take Me Home, Country Roads (John Denver cover)
    2. 16.Happy Birthday (For Washboard Breezy Peyton)
    3. 17.Glory, Glory, Hallelujah
    1. 1.Whiskey Johnny
    2. 2.Johnny Jump Up
    3. 3.The Night Pat Murphy Died
    4. 4.The Teachers' Snow Day
    5. 5.Scalliwag
    6. 6.The Night I Punched Russell Crowe
    7. 7.Johnny Tarr
    8. 8.Wake Me Up (Avicii cover)
    9. 9.Liverpool Judies
    10. 10.Northampton
    11. 11.Darcy's Donkey
    12. 12.Kiss Me I'm Irish
    13. 13.Take Me Home, Country Roads (John Denver cover) (Encore)
    1. 1.Whiskey Johnny
    2. 2.Johnny Jump Up
    3. 3.The Night Pat Murphy Died
    4. 4.Sight of Land ([traditional] cover)
    5. 5.Scalliwag
    6. 6.Don't Go for 'the One'
    7. 7.Johnny Tarr (with Free Bird, Sweet Caroline and Thunderstruck snippets as intro)
    8. 8.Wake Me Up (Avicii cover)
    9. 9.Liverpool Judies
    10. 10.North Hampton Pickup
    11. 11.Darcy's Donkey
    12. 12.Kiss Me I'm Irish

  2. Encore

    1. 13.Take Me Home, Country Roads (John Denver cover)
    2. 14.Freeborn Man (Paul Revere and the Raiders cover)
    3. 15.Tell Me Ma
    1. 1.The Beggarman
    2. 2.Rum Runners
    3. 3.instrumental guitar, no title
    4. 4.Drink the Night Away
    5. 5.Darcy's Donkey
    6. 6.Johnny Tarr (with teases in the style of Freebird, Stairway to Heaven and Sultans of Swing)
    7. 7.The Night I Punched Russel Crowe in the Head
    8. 8.bagpipes song?
    9. 9.The Night Pat Murphy Died
    10. 10.Folsom Prison Blues (Johnny Cash cover)
    11. 11.Johnny Jump Up
    12. 12.Alligator Arms
    13. 13.The Beer Song
    14. 14.instrumental jam?
    15. 15.Gillies
    16. 16.Scalliwag
    17. 17.Whiskey in the Jar ([traditional] cover)
    18. 18.One More Day Above the Roses

  2. Encore

    1. 19.Take Me Home, Country Roads (John Denver cover)

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Reviews

Rating: 5 out of 5 based on 5 reviews
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  • Gaelic Storm were perfect.

    by Musicfan49 on 2017-06-20Casino Rama Resort - RamaRating: 5 out of 5

    This band is the worlds most underrated group. Their energy and cohesiveness on stage is remarkable. Note for note, they deliver a perfect performance. The banter and interaction with the audience is well done and you end up feeling you are part of the performance. Their songs are witty and well thought out. The solos played by each musician are laid down flawlessly and were inserted into each piece like the ingredients of a perfect recipe made by a Three Michelin Star Chef. And after the gig the band came out to meet the audience and interact with us like old friends.

  • Lively and authentic

    by Irishbymarraige on 2017-06-19Casino Rama Resort - RamaRating: 5 out of 5

    This band is always fun. I have only seen them perform at festivals where they had time limits to share the stage. At RAMA the stage was all theirs and allowed for hilarious audience participation and more time for comedic back stories about the songs. We felt like we got a music perforomance and a comedy act. It was a toe tapping, handclapping, incredibly funny night. Gaelic Storm has never disappointed.

  • Gaelic Storm is AWESOME!

    by BMcK on 2016-10-04Neptune Theatre - SeattleRating: 5 out of 5

    Couldn't have enjoyed this concert more. Great combination of entertainment and musicianship. Would not hesitate to go the them again!

  • Great Band!!

    by Red01 on 2014-07-02Tralf - BuffaloRating: 5 out of 5

    The concert was amazing! The band got the audience involved and everyone in the audience was dancing and singing by the end of the night. Also, the band made themselves available after the show for pictures and signatures, which was really nice. I loved it so much that I'm already planning to see them again, and bringing all my friends.

  • Gaelic Storm at the Ark

    by gilmour on 2010-05-30The Ark - Ann ArborRating: 5 out of 5

    It was an outstanding concert . The venue was perfect for the group. The interaction Steve and Patrick had with each of and the crowd is as much a part of the event as the awesome music. Jesse Burns was on fire with her fiddle playing and Peter Purvis made this Canadian/Scotsman proud with his bagpipe/flute/tin whistle playing. If you haven't had a chance to see a great concert I recommend you see this Band. The duals Jesse and Peter did were fantastic and Ryan Lacy's drum playing is something to see.