KINDRED is the husband and wife
team of David and Felicia Meyer. Schooled in theatre and
classical music as well as folk and popular song, they bring
a compelling stage presence to their wide ranging repertoire
capturing the hearts of audiences throughout the United
States and Canada. With Felicia Meyer's incredible voice and
guitar, and Dave Meyer's dynamic and versatile cello
playing, KINDRED brings to life both old and new music in
the Celtic tradition. www.4Kindred.com
-- (Dave
& Felicia Meyers) 716 998 5694 -- 1 866 Talk2Kindred
-- (1 866 825 5254) Music: Irish,Folk (all
vocal) CD Whiskey
& Simplicity 716-667-3285 Mike Reardon also does solo
gigs For nearly thirty years, The
Blarney Bunch has been entertaining thought western New
York. Specializing in Traditional Irish music and throwing
in some rock and country just to mix it up. With our love
and ability to play all types of music we are sure to show
everyone of all ages a great time. E-Mail to martinwynne@comhaltas.net Folk, three pieces, guitar,
whistle, mandolin, banjo, Gerry Dixon along with Joe
Ernst 877-4642 Kevin is the ultimate
one-man band! He has a fun, upbeat show & gets everyone
singing, clapping, and dancing to all your requests - he has
a HUGE selection of songs both non-Irish and Irish - Great
Big Sea, Irish Rovers, Clancy's to name a few... He sings,
plays acoustic guitar, and uses his own unique "live band"
backing tracks he records with the top WNY musicians. Kevin
plays parties, bars, festivals, weddings, wakes - you name
it!
www.kevinsmccarthy.com (Voted Top Solo Artist,
Buffalo Music Awards) 634-3609 CJWilde@verizon.net Irish Folk Duo Joe Baschnagel, Pipe Major
434-4365 Sarah (Millie) Burns,
Band Manager 688-6023 Dave North, and the Trio
Dave, who hails from Slough in
England (near London) has an amazing repertoire of
traditional, modern, comic, and just plain obscure songs
that make any evening spent listening to the "Trio" an
enjoyable one. Marc plays the base and the banjo, while
Dianne is a whiz on the fiddle. Fred, of often joins the
Trio has a blues guitar style that won't quit, and when he
brings out his slide guitar, the audiences are enthralled.
Dave himself plays the guitar. Duo, guitar, mandolin, banjo, irish
bagpipes, whistles, fiddle, traditional, folk and bluegrass,
Rochester 585-663-6180 solo guitar and vocals, folk and
popular Four piece Irish group with fiddle,
accordian, bass, guitar, mandolin, bodhran and banjo playing
lively instrumentals and sing along pub
songs. Contact Chris McGonnell at
cmcgonnell@gmail.com
or captainjbacon@gmail.com 825-3281 George McGovern
662-7743 Now looking for experienced and
beginner pipers and drummers. 941-3328 or Trapezium@hotmail.com. Contact: Amanda
Herren Patti Keller- Fiddle, And
Vocals W.K. Moberly- Guitar, And
Vocals Randy Keller- Guitar, Mandolin,
Harmonica, Penny Whistle, Bodhr'an, Spoons, Bones, And
Vocals.Phone (716)675-0687 Email: bearschoice1@msn.com The Sons of the Gaels is an
extremely versatile group able to play a wide variety of
celtic music to suit the occasion. Now a five piece band
they feature whistles, flutes, fiddle, concertina, guitar,
bass, mandolin, djembe, harmonica. Where the Sons of the
Gaels really shines is in it's powerful three part vocal
harmonies. Whether playing toe tapping jigs and reels or
singing an Irish ballad the Sons of the Gaels supply a
pleasing punch. Sons of the Gaels can be contacted at: Don
Dwyer (716) 818-1817 --Email: gaels@gaelscelticband.com Monte Jones mmjones@mail.stepintimemusic.com some traditional American folk
tunes from the Celtic tradition. Tom plays 6 and 12 string guitar, mandolin,
bouzouki, banjo, tin whistle and bodhran. Russ Scinta --- dustman1@adelphia.net
--- (716) 316-3959 Though relatively new as a band to
the Celtic music scene, these five lads bring a wealth of
musical experience to the Celtic table. After producing
recordings for others, they have now embarked on a journey
which will yield both a vocal and instrumental CD releases.
Always a fun time, mixing traditional and new, the band's
motto is "Don't Get Mad.....Get Plaid" Contact: Tom Keefer -- (716)
751-6980 / 983-1594 Lessons are held at the Buffalo
Irish Center, 245 Abbott Road Buffalo, New York 14220 For more information or bookings
contact Donna Kerr Phone: (716) 827-0079 or (716)
361-5875 E-mail: amhranociar@buffalo.com 716.646.1862 FX James Coupe SHANAWAY/Duo: consists of
All-Ireland Singer & Guitarist Patricia Czora O'Gorman,
and Fiddler Natalie Bennett, Amherst Symphony Orchestra, 1st
Violin. SHANAWAY/Trio: additional members
rotate in with Pennywhistle & Flute (Jason Pfeiffer) or
Octave Mandolin and Classical Guitar (Gregor Harvey, in
photo). Along with some fierce fiddle
playing, Amanda also shows that the cello is not meant to be
reserved for the concert hall. Devin is an amazing drummer,
and is also perfectly at home on the guitar or singing a
rousing song. Along with having angelic and powerful voice
is Lydia is also a fantastic fiddle player and guitarist.
Scott rounds out the group by adding a great bass line,
strong vocals and a witty banter that will make your sides
hurt. Expect an entertaining and high
energy show! Great traditional Irish music with
bouzouki, fiddles, uilleann pipes, whistles, flutes,
bodhrans and banjos. Great group of trad musicians from
Buffalo, Geneseo and Rochester. Contact Mark at warformk@buffalostate.edu The foundation of 'Penny Whiskey'
is the melodic vocals of Kirk, who also plays guitar, banjo,
bodhran and whistles, backed up by the solid playing of Tim
on acoustic guitar and mandolin. The quartet is rounded out
by Jon Carlson on bass and Paul Kneis also on guitar and
mandolin - and of course, everybody sings... including the
audience! One of the founding members of the
Thirds, Joe is a brilliant solo guitarist and singer, and
also runs the music department at Timon High School. Among
other gigs, Joe appears Wednesday evenings at the Shannon
Pub, with summers off for behavior. 837-4855 and
440-0160. Formed by a collective of versatile
performers united by a common passion for music, this
high-energy ensemble combines their talent and
crowd-pleasing charm to make every show an event which
captures the attention and the hearts of their audience.
From the onset of a Stone Row performance, it is immediately
apparent that there is magic at work. Refusing to be limited
by the confines of convention, Stone Row forges ahead with
new creative ideas, refining their stage presentation,
cultivating their commitment to excellence and celebrating
the joys and mysteries of life. Contact
Glenn Bernardis.
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me at bufirish@aol.com
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