ARIZONA IRISH MUSIC SOCIETY
AIMS NEWS AND NOTES
AIMS News and Notes 6-9-2004
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Out and About
--- Flagstaff Festivals
2. Oceans Apart On Vacation This Weekend
3. Knockabouts At Zane Gray On Saturday
4. GAA Sunday Sports Broadcasts
5. Ray Moore to Talk to E.R.I.N on Friday
6. Kerry Records Presents
7. Correction: San Diego Is In California
8. Memo From The Clare Voyants
9. Half Size Cello For Sale
10. Frank McCourt Headlines Grand Canyon Music Festival
11. Flagstaff Folk Festival This Weekend
12. The Sedona Harp Center Newsletter Summer-Autumn 2004
13. This Week In Irish Music
1. OUT AND ABOUT
--- FLAGSTAFF FESTIVALS
One of the things about Arizona in the summer is that while it is too hot to do much in Phoenix, it is a great time of year to go to the mountains. There are four music festivals that will include at least some Irish/Celtic Music:
June 12-13 - FLAGSTAFF FOLK FESTIVAL (see article below) at the Coconino Center for the Arts, 2300 N. Fort Valley Road. This two day festival will include Laurie Riley, the Knockabouts, Rick and Steve, Just Deserts, and the Northern Arizona Bagpipers and Drummers. www.ffotm.net/folkfest/
June 26- 27 - RENAISSANCE IN THE PINES at Fort Tuthill at the Coconino Fair grounds. Their entertainment schedule is not yet set, but several Irish bands are expected to play there. www.renaissanceinthepinesinc.com
July 17 - ARIZONA HIGHLAND CELTIC FESTIVAL at Foxglenn Park, 4200 East Butler Avenue, Flagstaff, AZ 86004 will feature Alex Beaton, Oceans Apart, Wicked Tinkers. www.nachs.info/flagstafffestival.asp
July 30 to Aug 1 - FLAGSTAFF SUMMERFEST Fort Tuthill at the Coconino Fair grounds is run by a man named Frank Maguire who always books at least a few Irish acts. www.888artfest.com/flagstaff/
2. OCEANS APART ON VACATION THIS WEEKEND
Steve will be in Branson Missouri this weekend (something about a banjo, his "old dog blue" [one of our songs], a new hat and boots..... well to tell the truth it's a vacation!)
We'll be back the following Sunday. Cymerwch ofal (take care), Oceans A.
John Good
Potelobop@aol.com
3. KNOCKABOUTS AT ZANE GRAY ON SATURDAY
The Knockabouts will be playing at the Zane Grey Bar in the Historic Weatherford Hotel in downtown Flagstaff on Saturday, June 12 at 9PM and Friday, June 25th at 8PM. In July the KNockabouts will be playing on July 3rd in the Zane Grey Bar at 8PM and there will be a special night of Celtic Music with the KNockabouts on Friday July 16 which is the night before the Celtic Festival. We will be playing in the main bar (Charly's) at the Weatherford Hotel and will be performing with some of the artist playing at the festival.
The Knockabouts had a feature article in the latest Mountain Living magazine as the summer kick-off for the Weatherford Hotel. For more info on the band please visit our website at www.knockabouts.org
John McGregor
j14abut@hotmail.com
4. GAA SUNDAY SPORTS BROADCASTS
Hi everybody, from this Sunday the Phoenix Gaels will be showing, live, the
Irish Football and Hurling Championship games. As they are being shown live
there is an early start. Most games start around 6 am or 7am . We will be
showing two games most days. There are also a number of Saturday games. The
full schedule is at:
They are being shown at the Dubliner Irish Pub, which is at the South West
corner of 40th Street and Thunderbird, in the Basha's Mall.
It is $100 for the entire Championship, or $20 a game. That's great value.
Have a look at the schedule and see now many games we are showing. We will
soon have the website updated to show the following weeks games.
It's a great way to learn about the game, meet other Irish people and meet
other players.
Come down and join in the fun. Tell your friends.
Any questions, feel free to email me.
Pat Halton.
Chairman, Phoenix Gaels.
pado@cox.net
www.phoenixgaels.com
5. RAY MOORE TO TALK TO E.R.I.N ON FRIDAY
E.R.I.N.'s next meeting is a breakfast, 6/11 at 7:00am sharp
Speaker: Ray Moore
Computer Security for Small Business (and homes too!)
Viruses, trojans, worms, spam and spyware are every where. If you
connect to the Internet, there are things you should know to protect
yourself. Free and low-cost tools to defend your computer will be
discussed.
Julie O'Mahar
ShamrockAZ@cox.net
6. KERRY RECORDS PRESENTS
AN EVENING OF IRISH LOVE and LYRICS
Irish actor Redmond Gleeson's movie credits incude
Friday, December 3rd, 2004 - 7.30p.m.
Saturday, March 5th, 2005 - 8.00pm.
With: Irish Actor, REDMOND GLEESON
Friday, October 8th, 2004 - 8.00p.m.
Louise Lincoln Kerr Cultural Center,
Arizona State University
6110 N.Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Tel. 480-596-2660
Tickets $18.00 - $25.00.
Tickets available through The Kerr Center Tel. 480-596-2660 & All Ticketmaster outlets.
Artist Info: www.kerryrecords.com
CHRISTMAS FROM A CELTIC TABLE
(A Feast of Music, Song, Poetry and Drama)
Louise Lincoln Kerr Cultural Center
6110 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Tel. 480-596-2660
Redmond Gleeson (Presenter and Narrator)
Margaret O'Carroll (Soprano)
Christine Parker (Pianist)
Tickets available through The Kerr Center, Tel:480-596-2660 & All Ticketmaster outlets.
Artist Info: www.kerryrecords.com
"Christmas from a Celtic Table ....... marvelous....
Irish story-telling, singing, dancing and Irish music at its best......"
AZ Irish Music Society - December 2003
KEN O'MALLEY IN SOLO CONCERT
Louise Lincoln Kerr Cultural Center,
Arizona State University
6110 N.Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, AZ 85253
Tel: 480-596-2660
Tickets $18.00 - $25.00. Group rates available.
Tickets available through The Kerr Center, Tel:480-596-2660 & All Ticketmaster outlets.
Artist Info: www.kerryrecords.com
Irish folk singer, songwriter, storyteller and musician makes a welcome return
to Arizona State University - The Kerr Center."Brilliant, passionate vocalist..."Dara Records, New York City, October 2002.
7. CORRECTION: SAN DIEGO IS IN CALIFORNIA
George:
Read this latest newsletter, and a couple of items raised my curiosity so I had to ask:
Why is the San Diego Celtic festival held in Colorado???
How can there be a 1923 Stradivarius violin if Antonio Stradivari lived 1644-1737??
What am I missing?
Thanks,
Bernie Flynn
Pam Asbury-Smith
wanhaole@hotmail.com
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I can just see folks hunched over their maps of Colorado now looking for
San Diego; maybe the big quake they always talk about is coming and San
Diego may wind up in Colorado yet. Go figure.
piperirish@cox.net
8. MEMO FROM THE CLARE VOYANTS
CLARE VOYANTS SCHEDULE
JUNE
Fri/ Sat 4th/5th - O'Connor's
[EDITORS NOTE: This memo came in after we went to press last week, so I translated it into past tense.]
SPECIAL NOTES!!!!!!
Hello Folks!
Some of you may have heard the news.... The Clare Voyants filmed a promotional DVD Friday, June 4th, at O'Connor's Irish Pub! A videographer was there to capture a night of energy and enthusiasm.
We will be using this DVD initially to send to Japan. We have a fairly promising proposition lined up for a possible Japanese tour!!!! We are thrilled with the prospect and eager to get the ball rolling. Also, many of the festivals and venues across the country prefer to have DVDs, so we will be able to make the utmost use of our film.
Thanks to all of you who came out to hear and support the Marconias the previous Saturday night as part of The Get Folked Up Series.
Last Saturday, June 5th, Get Folked Up! presented the talented SturFry. Sturgis Waters and Jason fry played their special brand of guitar instrumental music. Sturgis was part of our very first GFU so we are glad to be able to round out the season with his performance.
Sincerely,
The Clare Voyants
Murphy's Irish Pub
O'Connor's Pub
Check all the bands info & entertainment at The Arizona Irish Music Society
www.azirishmusic.com
www.theclarevoyants.com
Fri/ Sat 11th/12th - O'Connor's
Fri/Sat 18th/19th - O'Connor's
Fri/Sat 25th/26th - Rula Bula
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PAUL KNIGHT
Wednesday Music Seisiuns 8pm to 11pm
Murphy's Irish Pub
1126 N. Scottsdale Rd.
Tempe
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SHAY VENO & JANE HILTON
Thursdays 9 pm to closing Fibber Magees, Chandler
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1126 N. Scottsdale Rd., Tempe
(Less than a mile no of the 202 on Scottsdale/Rural)
2601 W. Dunlap Av., Phoenix
602-997-7714
(SE corner Dunlap and I-17)
9. HALF SIZE CELLO FOR SALE
Wonderful!
CELLO FOR SALE
Call Joanne Delgado 602-696-1839
cja@cjaonline.com
1\2 size with bow and case.
Excellent condition
$325.00 obo
Photo at: www.cjaonline.com/krystle/cello.htm
10. FRANK MCCOURT HEADLINES GRAND CANYON MUSIC FESTIVAL
Grand Canyon Music Festival presents its 21st Season with nine weekend and mid-week concerts in the cool of the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, and at the Orpheum Theatre in Flagstaff.
Special guest Frank McCourt, Pulitzer-prize winning author of "Angela's Ashes", joins the Newman & Oltman Duo and the Calder Quartet on September 17 and 18, to perform "Laments and Dances from the Irish", composed for them by our old friend Arnold Black, based on celtic themes of the 17th-century Irish poet and troubadour Turlough O'Carolan. The work is a concerto for guitar duo, with Mr. McCourt reading from his books and Irish poetry.
Harmonica wizard Robert Bonfiglio presents his Jazz Nite with a couple of his jazzier friends, Joe Deninzon and Chris Milletari, in Flagstaff on Tuesday, September 21, and at the Canyon on Wednesday, September 22. The last weekend headliners, closing the season on September 24 and 25, are multi-talented, multi instrumentalists Nokuthula Ngwenyama and Melvin Chen, with Festival co-founders flutist Clare Hoffman and Robert Bonfiglio, who perform throughout the series. Make it a mini-vacation: accommodations are available to our patrons in and near the Park. Program and artist details, tickets, lodging and visitor information, and Festival products including renowned Phoenix artist Ed Mell's "Primal Storm/Grand Canyon" poster for 2004 are all available on our website or at the toll-free number.
Tickets: Adults $18 Children/Students $8 (over 6 please)
September 15, Wednesday- The Michael Newman/Laura Oltman Guitar Duo recital.
September 17, Friday- Frank McCourt, author of "Angela's Ashes", the Newman/Oltman Duo, the Calder Quartet perform Arnold Black's "Laments and Dances, From the Irish".
September 18, Saturday- The Calder Quartet, the Newman/Oltman Duo and Frank
McCourt repeat "Laments and Dances, From the Irish".
- A little Prelude for Brabizon
With Pulitzer Prize-winning author Frank McCourt Reading from Angela's Ashes and 'Tis
Black's delightful suite incorporates themes by the 17th-century blind itinerant harper and composer Turlough O'Carolan-a wildly popular figure amongst lovers of Irish music. This five-movement, 40- minute work features a mix of poignant Irish laments and joyous jigs and reels, plus the infectious writing of Frank McCourt, presented in his own inimitable style. Performed by The Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo, America's most widely recorded and acclaimed duo, Laments & Dances brings together for audiences the immense popularity of Celtic music traditions with the broad appeal of the classical guitar.
Reviews of Laments and Dances, from the Irish in Concert
"Using folkish tunes of the Irish harper Turlough O'Carolan (1670-1738), the composer has constructed a delightful suite, making idiomatic use of the forces with countrified fiddling and picking."
"The audience cheered...Newman and Oltman had the good fortune to commission this marvelous piece, which impressed this listener as attractive alike to the general public and to the chamber sophisticate. The piece is brilliantly written and its part-writing incredibly fine. 'Laments and Dances' cries out for a recording."
"I left the sold-out Williams Center full of beans. Newman & Oltman phrased, harmonized and evoked exceptionally. McCourt's marvelously sad, marvelously funny recollection of his infant twin brother's death dovetailed with the sextet's tender, spry version of a Black section inspired by the passing of his sons. McCourt paces, modulates and colors as well as any virtuoso.
Reviews of the Laments and Dances CD
"A revelation to hear." - The Washington Post
"Spirited, informed performances." - American Record Guide
"Newman and Oltman are true musical explorer, and their performances are as electrifying as their choice of repertoire." - On The Air Magazine
Visit The Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo's website: www.guitarduo.com
Contact: 800-997-8285 www.grandcanyonmusicfest.org
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All of our concerts are held in the Shrine of the Ages, Grand Canyon
National Park South Rim. Concerts are at 7:30 pm except the first weekend
(non-Celtic) which features performances of the compositions of our Native
American Composers Apprentice Project students, which begin at 7:00.We will
have one concert in Flagstaff, as well. The McCourt concerts will be Friday
and Saturday, September 17 and 18, and we expect them to be packed. They
will present the "Laments and Dances" both nites, but otherwise the programs
will be different. You may wish to stress to your audience that they need to
line up hotel rooms quick, as the Park will be sold out- the little overflow
village just out of the Park will probably have rooms, and we have some
rooms blocked with each of the hotels there. Please see our website-
www.grandcanyonmusicfest.org.
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LAMENTS AND DANCES, FROM THE IRISH
Celtic Concerto for Guitar Duo and Orchestra
By Arnold Black (1923-2000)
- The Father's Lament and Dance
- Carolan's Concerto
- Lord Galwey's Lament and The Cleric's Dance
- Reeling
- The Newman & Oltman Guitar Duo
-The New York Times
-The Star-Ledger (NJ)
-The Morning Call (PA)
11. FLAGSTAFF FOLK FESTIVAL THIS WEEKEND
[EDITOR'S NOTE: The following was taken from the Flagstaff Friends of Old Time Music website. www.ffotm.net/folkfest. Some of the Celtic performers include the Knockabouts, Laurie Riley, Rick and Steve, Just Deserts, and the Northern Arizona Bagpipers and Drummers.]
3rd Annual Flagstaff Folk Festival
June 12 - 13, 2004
Directions to the Coconino Center for the Arts
The Flagstaff Folk Festival will be at the Coconino Center for the Arts, 2300 N. Fort Valley Rd (Hwy 180 towards the Grand Canyon).
Coming into the downtown area from the South on Rte 66 turn left on Humphreys St. (with the sign to Grand Canyon). Go up Humphreys to the stoplight. Turn left on Fort Valley Road. After about 3/4 of a mile, Sechrist Elementary School is on your right. Just past the school, turn right into the Coconino Center for the Arts just before the steam locomotive.
The Flagstaff Folk Festival 2004 will be at the Coconino Center for the Arts, 2300 N. Fort Valley Road. This event is sponsored by the Flagstaff Friends of Traditional Music and the 15th Annual Trappings of the American West Exhibition and Festival, a Dry Creek Arts Fellowship production. Admission to the festival is $2.00 per person, with a $7.00 maximum per family. Admission price is good for both days of music, and includes access to The Trappings of the American West exhibit! Join us for live acoustic music by individual and group acts, on multiple stages, along with workshops for playing, song writing, story telling, and more at, quite possibly, the best folk performance venue in the state of Arizona!
The Northern Arizona Bagpipers and Drummers give us a resounding start by performing an authentic Celtic March around the Coconino Center for the Arts driveway at 9:45 on Saturday morning. We hear they will do the very popular march, "Scotland the Brave" in addition to a couple of others. (can't wait to hear the sound of bagpipes bounce off the covered awning area in the front of the Center for the Arts.) Simultaneously, Mark Alexander will open Mark's Kitchen (new this year) at 9:30 for one of his famous pancake breakfasts.
Marks Kitchen will be serving reasonably priced and very tasty food, from 9:30 -6:00 on Saturday and 9:30 - 4:00 on Sunday. We start with a breakfast of pancakes, bacon, sausage, hash browns, pastries, coffee and juice. Lunch items include hotdogs and hamburgers, with veggie options available as well. Dinner features a 'river runner' type Dutch oven dinner on Saturday night. On Sunday, he'll be serving breakfast and lunch.
The music stages open at 10:00 where Laurie Riley will start us off in the center gallery with that wonderful harp music she does as the Jay Beck Band will get us going on the Center stage. Saturday morning includes a contra jam, hosted by our own Just Deserts band. Saturday afternoon has individual performers doing cowboy music in the gallery as bands from out of town include the ever popular Artichoke Sisters, D-Squared, Half Way Home, and Mountain Rain. Local bands scheduled are Harmony Rising, The Porchlights Duo, The Mars Hill Billies, Faint Praise and Cinder Hills.
For the Saturday evening show this year, we are going to funnel down to the main stage at 5:00pm and enjoy several featured acts till around 8pm. Lorraine Rawls will be doing her brand of cowboy music. Tom Tuerff will be featured as our individual performer. And one of our favorite local old timey bands, Desperate Measures, will play us some old-time music. Tony Norris will help us finish up the evening with a musical demonstration of the 'folk process' that will incorporate a number of different performers. The bad news is - all this delightful music will leave you wanting more..... and there IS more on Sunday!
Sunday,again begins in Mark's Kitchen with another pancake breakfast at 9:30. The music starts at 10:00 with that same variety of wonderful folk music only different voices singing it. Gavan Weiser from Phoenix starts off in the Center Gallery while Patty and Alesa open the Art Barn stage as John Scooter Harris host the gospel sing on the Center stage. The Knockabouts lead the line up of local bands that will also included Joan Wyatt and Friends, Heart Prairie, Money Minus and Second Harvest. Some of Sundays scheduled out of town bands are Bight and Childress, The Speisman Family singers, The Back Porch Band, The Close Enough String Band The Mexican Beaded Lizards and The Scott Hallock Trio. The festival will finish up with the Band Scramble at 5pm, followed by, last year's favorite, the Marathon Medley which goes on until ....... well, until they're done!
Flagstaff Folk Festival 2003 was a huge success and we look forward to seeing you all in June 2004!
12. THE SEDONA HARP CENTER NEWSLETTER SUMMER-AUTUMN 2004
harplaurie@earthlink.net
PO Box 1563, Sedona AZ 86339
Laurie's summer tour: Laurie will be playing and presenting at the Lyon and Healy Jazz and Pop Harp Fest I Salt Lake City, July 28-31. Her next stop is Denver, Colorado where she will teach four subjects: Celtic Style, Playing in Celtic Sessions, Modes, and How to Play Fast Tunes Successfully. This day-long event will be on August 7th. Contact Kolacny Music KMC1930@aol.com . Next, Laurie heads to Estes Park, Colorado for Harp Camp - see details below.
HARP CAMP IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS!
August 15 - 22 - Harp classes twice daily for all levels are held in conjunction with Rocky Mt. Fiddle Camp in Estes Park, Colorado. This is a family camp for all folk instruments. Laurie will also be teaching vocal techniques for folksingers. Please visit the fiddle camp website at www.RMFiddle.com for registration information.
YOUR OWN PERSONAL OR GROUP HARP RETREAT IN SEDONA!
You can get to a harp retreat on the dates that work for you! There are two options: if you have one or more friends who want to join you, you can arrange with Laurie for a retreat at the Sedona Harp Center on the dates of your choosing. The group can be taught together or individually; all skill levels are welcome. Or you may come for private lessons. For individuals and couples, a beautiful room in Laurie's house is available on a nightly basis. Sedona was recently voted America's Most Beautiful City, and offers wonderful sightseeing, world class galleries, great spas and excellent dining. Just e-mail Laurie at harplaurie@earthlink.net to make arrangements for your own harp retreat!
The National Convergence for Therapeutic Music:
With top professionals in the field of therapeutic music, plus you! Come, share your story if you wish (available time on first-registered-first-considered basis). This conference is for all branches of our work, all instruments, and/or voice: Music Therapists, Music Practitioners, Clinical Musicians, Music Thanatologists, Harp Practitioners, Sound Healers, and all those interested in deepening their knowledge both scientific and practical. Some of the presenters/activities are:
- Sharing Our Stories: attendees will tell their most profound experiences in therapeutic music
This conference will be held at the Best Western Hotel in Sedona, Arizona. The weather in October is mild and sunny, with temperatures usually in the 70's. Conference tuition is $320 if you register before September 1, and thereafter $350. Accomodations are available at the Best Western and other location sin Sedona, and meals are separate. For a brochure, please e-mail harplaurie@earthlink.net and send your US mail address.
Laurie Riley
"Sharing Our Stories" - October 15 - 17, 2004
- Music and Soul-Making with Barbara Crowe, well-known Music Therapist, author and Professor of Music Therapy at Arizona State University
- Stella Benson's Story with Music Practitioner, instructor and author of The Healing Musician
- Anthroposophical Music Therapy, Improvisation and Guided Imagery with Tomas Winn, MT
- Pythagorean Principles of Music in the Universe with pioneer, author and trainer Laurie Riley, CMP
- Great Tunings and Sacred Chants of the World with sound healer-harpist Ani Williams
- Sedona Healing Artists Association: Arang Park, pianist
- Thunderbeat: a drumming experience
- An Ocean of Energy with Christina Tourin, founder of the International Harp Therapy Program
- Melinda Gardiner's Story (Music for Healing and Transition Program Executive Director)
- Concerts by the presenters
- Panel Discussions
- Overviews of Current Training Programs - compare and contrast so you can choose one that fits your needs
harplaurie@earthlink.net
13. THIS WEEK IN IRISH MUSIC
PHOENIX
On Thursday, Shay Veno and Jane Hilton will be at Fibber Magees while the Scones Trio will be at Rosie McCaffrey's.
Meadowlark will be at Westin Kirland
Traveler will be at the Dubliner on Friday and Saturday.
The Scones will be at Fibber Magee's on Saturday only.
The Clare Voyants will be at O'Connor's on Friday and Saturday.
Raharta will be at Rosie McCaffrey's on Friday and Saturday.
O'Carroll's Gate will be at Rula Bula on Friday and Saturday.
Common Ground will be at Seamus McCaffrey's on Friday and Saturday.
There will be a contradance at the Kenilworth School on Saturday.
TUCSON
The play Perfect Wedding will be performed at the Wilde Playhouse on Friday and Saturday.
FLAGSTAFF
The Collins Irish Band will be at the Collins Irish Pub Friday, Saturday, and next Tuesday.
The Flagstaff Folk Festival will be at Coconino Center for the Arts and include
Laurie Riley, Just Deserts, Rick and Steve, Laurie Riley, and the Knockabouts.
The Knockabouts will be at the Zane Gray Lounge on Saturday.
1. PHOENIX AREA
Dubliner Irish Pub
3841 E. Thunderbird Rd.
Phoenix
602-867-0984
| 6/9/2004 | Wed | 9:00 PM | Scott Jeffers |
| 6/11/2004 | Fri | 9:00 PM | Traveller |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Traveller |
| 6/15/2004 | Tue | 9:00 PM | Wild Angels |
Fibber Magees
1989 W. Elliott Rd. #19
Chandler
480-722-9434
| 6/10/2004 | Thu | 9:00 PM | Shay Veno and Jane Hilton |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Scones |
| 6/13/2004 | Sun | 4:00 PM | Fibber Magee's Sunday Afternoon Seisiun |
Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Avenue
Phoenix
602-392-7850
| 6/11/2004 | Fri | 7:00 AM | E.R.I.N. Breakfast |
Kenilworth School Auditorium
1210 N. 5th Ave
Phoenix
520-369-0299
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 7:00 PM | Phoenix Contradance |
Murphy's Irish Pub
1126 N. Scottsdale Rd.
Tempe
480-894-0103
| 6/9/2004 | Wed | 8:00 PM | Murphy's Seisiun |
O'Connor's Pub
2601 W. Dunlap
Phoenix
602-997-7714
| 6/11/2004 | Fri | 9:00 PM | The Clare Voyants |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 9:00 PM | The Clare Voyants |
Rosie McCaffrey's
906 E. Camelback
Phoenix
602-241-1916
| 6/9/2004 | Wed | 9:00 PM | Wild Angels |
| 6/10/2004 | Thu | 9:00 PM | Scones Trio |
| 6/11/2004 | Fri | 9:00 PM | Rabharta |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Rabharta |
| 6/13/2004 | Sun | 7:00 PM | Rosie McCaffrey's Irish Seisiun |
Rula Bula
401 S. Mill Ave
Tempe
480-929-9500
| 6/11/2004 | Fri | 9:00 PM | O'Carroll's Gate |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 9:00 PM | O'Carroll's Gate |
| 6/15/2004 | Tue | 9:00 PM | Open Mic With Walt Richardson |
Seamus Mc Caffrey's
18 W. Monroe
Phoenix
602-253-6081
| 6/11/2004 | Fri | 9:00 PM | Common Ground |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Common Ground |
| 6/13/2004 | Sun | 9:00 PM | Open Mic at Seamus's McCaffrey's |
Westin Kierland Resort
6902 E Greenway
Phoenix
480-624-1030
| 6/9/2004 | Wed | 7:00 PM | Meadowlark |
| 6/10/2004 | Thu | 7:00 PM | Meadowlark |
| 6/11/2004 | Fri | 7:00 PM | Meadowlark |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 7:00 PM | Meadowlark |
| 6/13/2004 | Sun | 7:00 PM | Meadowlark |
| 6/14/2004 | Mon | 7:00 PM | Meadowlark |
| 6/15/2004 | Tue | 7:00 PM | Meadowlark |
2. TUCSON AREA
Rincon Center
6th St. at Tucson Blvd
Tucson
520-298-3014
| 6/15/2004 | Tue | 7:00 PM | Celtic and Old Time Jam |
Wilde Playhouse
135 East Congress Street
Tucson
520-770-1000
| 6/11/2004 | Fri | 7:30 PM | Perfect Wedding |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 7:30 PM | Perfect Wedding |
Yankee Doodle Pizza
1929 E. Grant Road
Tucson
520-325-1771
| 6/10/2004 | Thu | 7:00 PM | Tucson Irish Seisiun |
3. FLAGSTAFF AREA
Coconino Center for the Arts
2300 North Fort Valley
Flagstaff
928-774-7261
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 10:00 AM | Laurie Riley |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 11:00 AM | Just Deserts |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 12:20 PM | Rick and Steve |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 2:30 PM | Laurie Riley |
| 6/13/2004 | Sun | 10:40 PM | Knockabouts |
Collins Irish Pub
2 N. Leroux St.
Flagstaff
928-214-7363
| 6/11/2004 | Fri | 6:30 PM | Collins Irish Band |
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 6:30 PM | Collins Irish Band |
| 6/15/2004 | Tue | 7:00 PM | Collins Irish Band |
5. REST OF ARIZONA
Spirit Room
166 Main St.
Jerome
928-634-8809
| 6/12/2004 | Sat | 9:00 PM | Keltic Cowboys |
| 6/13/2004 | Sun | 9:00 PM | Keltic Cowboys |
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