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Irish singer/songwriter The Mighty Stef a force to be reckoned with
May 21, 09

The Mighty Stef, a singer and songwriter from Dublin who has been celebrated in the U.K. press for the storytelling in his songs and for his passionate live shows, has release a new album, "100 Midnights."
What a Collaboration!
March 10, 09

FANS of Celtic music have likely encountered Robert Plant or Alison Krause.
He is the bare-chested rock god who tucked Celtic and Nordic imagery into the heavy metal stomp of Led Zeppelin while exploring Irish music with side projects like AftoCelt Sound System.
She infused Irish fiddling into the bluegrass patchwork of her compositions.

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