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Reviews
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Interviews
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Concert Recaps
Canadian Duos Return to Jim Thorpe, PA
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Festivals
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Videos
TBT to last Friday in Jim Thorpe, PA, with an evening of great music courtesy of The Young Novelists and Dala. It was extra special to have both collaborate on this un-mic’d version of “All I Have To Do Is Dream” at Mauch Chunk Opera House. Check back soon for our recap of this wonderful event.
Great video! Thanks so much for giving me the link to your website. It was great to meet you at the Dala show. The concert was wonderful and it would be fun to run into you next summer in London, Ontario!
No Dala show is complete without “Horses,” and both Amanda & Sheila brought this incredibly moving rendition of their song to PA last night, captured here at the Mauch Chunk Opera House.
The Young Novelists included some earlier material in their set last night at Mauch Chunk Opera House, including “Couldn’t Be Any Worse” from their “Made Us Strangers” album.
Welcome back to PA Sheila and Amanda (Dala). And we got to enjoy “Levi Blues” too. What a great show at Mauch Chunk Opera House tonight.
It’s always a pleasure to catch up with The Young Novelists, who performed at Mauch Chunk Opera House tonight. Check out Laura taking the lead vocals on one of our faves, “Back to the Hard Times.”
Has it really been a full week already since we caught up with Còig at Celtic Classic? Check out this live version of “Miracle at Glencoe,” and watch out for our upcoming recap of their visit to PA.
Hey folks. Our good friends VK recently collaborated with Southern Souls to create an amazing new music video for “What Tomorrow Will Bring.” Click on the link to check it out: m.youtube.com/watch?v=kltOUGITLXgWhat Tomorrow Will Bring - Performed by VK & Legends of THE DEEP'. Live audio and performance. Filmed in Orillia, Ontario by Southern Souls.
Happened to hear Amanda Rheaume on the radio during my commute today, prompting me to share this clip of “Return to the Water” so that everyone else gets a similar opportunity to enjoy one of her songs too. Captured at Philadelphia Folksong Society with Anders Drerup adding electric guitar and harmonies.
Playing to a packed Grand Pavilion at the Celtic Classic, check out The Steel City Rovers performing one of their latest tunes - their homage to home that is “Old Caledonia.”
Stunning! Check out Còig cover the Gordon Lightfoot hit, “Home from the Forest” in their own Nova Scotia Gaelic style. Great seeing these fine folks perform in The Ice House again at the Celtic Classic
We welcomed the Steel City Rovers back to PA for their third consecutive visit to the Celtic Classic. Check this out - Ryan brought his washboard too!
Enjoying an early afternoon set from Còig, who earned their second consecutive invitation to play at Celtic Classic in Bethlehem, PA.
Still craving some music from The Slocan Ramblers? Yes, so are we! Here’s another clip from their recent Saturday evening in PA at Chestnut House Concerts - captured here performing “Galilee.” Check back soon for our recap of this stellar show.
Amanda Rheaume and Anders Drerup were easily swayed by the Philadelphia Folksong Society to perform one encore number. Thanks Amanda for taking our request and closing with this amazing version of “Friendly Fire.”
