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Catch up at the Buzz! The Cafe Buzz contains "newsy tidbits" from the world of Celtic culture. |
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The Irish group Anuna has been in a class all its own from the beginning. "Celtic Origins" introduces their sublime sound to even more new fans in North America, via the current tour, new CD, DVD and PBS special. Click on the links below for a special interview with the man behind Celtic Origins, Denny Young and for a perspective by one of their own members, the multi-talented Patrick Hughes. |
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Waterford, Ireland is the place to be on 22nd-24th November, for superb Irish dance and entertainment! Celtic Masters 'The Show' at the Theater Royal features world champion dancers near and dear to the heart of the Celtic Cafe community, such as Des Bailey, Steven Brunning, John Carey, Catherine Collins, Marie Deehan, Michael Edwards, Fiona Kidd, Conor Smith, and Alice Reddin. Click on the image to go to the official Celtic Masters website, and enjoy videoclips of the show! |
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In a career spanning 50 years, "Bard of Armagh" Tommy Makem's name was synonymous with the very best in Irish music. Makem passed away on August 1, 2007, at the age of 74: Ireland has lost a sweet singer indeed, and not an angry one. Earle Hitchner of the Irish Echo salutes and remembers the "Godfather of Irish music" whose "dedication to preserving and promoting Ireland's rich musical heritage never wavered." |
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Charles Dewhurst, host of the radio show No Celtic Boundaries, recently interviewed renowned Irish soprano Deirdre Shannon about her career, her appearances with the Celtic Tenors and her award-winning debut album. Click on the image to learn more! The Celtic Cafe would like to extend special thanks to Charles Dewhurst, Lochbroom FM and Highlander Radio for allowing us to share this interview with you! |
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All dates for the Fall 2006 tour of Celtic Tiger were cancelled due to the illness of Michael Flatley, now convalescing at Castlehyde. No further announcements of upcoming shows have been made. Click on the image to read the Celtic Café's commentary on the show, or click here to read about the 2005 tour and the DVD. |
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Interested in all the Irish dance shows, Celtic music, books, etc.? Sign up for our main Celtic Café e-mail discussion group hosted by Yahoo Groups! Click here to get an idea of the information posted to our Celtic Café community. We also have several others, including the largest on the Web for fans of Michael Flatley and his shows, CelticCafeFLATLEY. |
