ARIZONA IRISH MUSIC SOCIETY

AIMS NEWS AND NOTES

AIMS News and Notes 9-17-2008 Arizona Irish Music Society
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Out and About

--- Lis Doon Varna Grand Opening On Weekend Of Thur Sept 18 To Sat 20
--- Fundraiser For Emerald Society At Rosies Sat At 11:00 Am

2. Derek Warfield At Rosie’s Tue Sept 16 - Wed. Sept 17
3. Natalie Macmaster At Symphony Hall Fri Sept 19 And Sat Sept 20
4. Irish Cultural Center News
--- Fri, Sept 20 - Live Ceili At Icc
--- Fri, Oct 3 - Seanachie In Concert At The Center
--- Sat Oct 4- Arizona Irish Festival Celebrates Ireland Modern And Ancient

5. Memo From The Brazen Heads - Skeptical This Weekend
6. Memo From The Knockabouts - Molly Brannigans On Sat
7. Memo From Greg La Cosse - At Beaded Lizard On Wed
8. Memo Tony Norris
9. Hayes And Cahill Visits Arizona In Sept 26-28
--- Fri 26 - Cline Library In Flagstaff
--- Concert - Sept 27 - Berger Center Flagstaff
-- Sun Sept 28 - Music Workshop In Tucson
10. Oct 5 - Sara Grey & Kieron Means In Concert In Prescott
11. Welsh League News
12. This Week In Irish Music

1. OUT AND ABOUT

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--- LIS DOON VARNA GRAND OPENING ON WEEKEND OF THUR SEPT 18 TO SAT 20
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The “official” grand opening is Thur, Sept 18 with pipers from the Glendale Police Pipe Band, Scott Jeffers as a wandering fiddler, with the featured band the Biffos finishing the evening..

The weekend will continue the celebration with music by the McMorrows.

The Lis Doon Varna seisiun players will hold a special seisiun on Fri. starting at 6:00 PM as part of their grand opening weekend prior to the McMorrows performance. (Players from the other seisiun are invited join).

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--- FUNDRAISER FOR EMERALD SOCIETY AT ROSIES SAT AT 11:00 AM
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On September 20, 2008 from 10a.m. to 2a.m. at Rosie McCaffrey's. Opening ceremonies will be at noon. The Knockabouts, McMorrows, Keltic Cowboys, and Smoot Mahooty will be playing in that order, beginning at 11:00 a.m.. It costs $10 to get in and all money raised will benefit the Emerald Societies charities. Our grand prize is two round trip tickets and two weeks accommodations in Ireland, for $25 per ticket. Tickets can be purchased at Rosie McCaffrey's.

If you need to know anything else, please let me know. Thank you!

Erin (Sweeney) Morgan

2. DEREK WARFIELD AT ROSIE’S TUE SEPT 16 - WED. SEPT 17

Noted historian and charismatic founding member of the legendary Wolfe Tones Derek Warfield will be playing an intimate show at Rosie's for ticket holders only promoting his album "Songs for the Bhoys". Accompanied by an excellent five piece group, Derek Warfield's shows are as energetic now as ever. This event will take place on September 16th and 17th, Tuesday and Wednesday, at 8:30PM, tickets are $20.00 per person and there are a limited number available. Don't miss this very rare event! Ask Seamus or any bartender for more information.

Derek Warfield is a singer, songwriter, noted historian and a charismatic founding member of the legendary Wolfe Tones. For 42 years he has been the voice behind the stirring introductions and author of many famous ballads that have endeared him to countless thousands of fans all over the world.

Considered a legendary figure on the Irish music scene, Derek continues to tour the world, taking with him the story of Ireland, which he has championed for over 40 years.

Accompanied by an excellent five piece group, Derek Warfield's shows are as energetic now as ever, his passion for the Irish ballad stronger than ever. In December 2004, Derek released his 8th solo album, a tribute to the greatest football club and supporters in the world, Glasgow Celtic.

If you like the songs and ballads of Ireland performed at their very very best, then you owe it to yourself to see the living legend that is Derek Warfield 'live' on stage

The following is from a review in the Bay City Times, Michigan: "Irish Music lovers ,may recognize Warfield as the founding member of The Wolfe Tones, a well-known folk band he performed with for almost 40 years before the group split up in 2002.

"The Wolfe Tones were the greatest Irish band in the last half-century," says Denny Hayes, president of The Friends of Celtic Culture.

3. NATALIE MACMASTER AT SYMPHONY HALL FRI SEPT 19 AND SAT SEPT 20

Fri Sept 19 & Sat 20, 2008

Phoenix Symphony
225 E Adams Street, Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix Symphony

Fri: 8:00 PM
Sat: 2:30 PM
Sat: 8:00 PM

Natalie MacMaster is one of the most exciting performers today, blending Celtic fiddling and traditional East-Coast music with step-dancing and consummate showmanship. Her recording career has included cross-genre albums like In My Hands, which fused Jazz, Latin and the guest vocals of Alison Krauss, and Blueprint, featuring folk music icons Bela Fleck and Edgar Meyer, which won "Best Female Artist of the Year" and "Best Roots/Traditional Solo Recording" at Canada's East Coast Music Awards in 2005, with more traditional offerings such as the Grammy-nominated My Roots Are Showing. In July 2006, Ms. MacMaster was one of the youngest people ever named a member of the prestigious Order of Canada - Canada's highest civilian honor. Her live performances are renowned for their incandescent energy and toe-tapping, rhythmic intensity. She has shared the stage with Santana, Paul Simon, Faith Hill and Luciano Pavarotti. She has appeared with dozens of distinguished symphony orchestras, and on national television programs such as Good Morning America, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

4. IRISH CULTURAL CENTER NEWS

Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Ave
Phoenix, AZ
602-258-0109 www.azirish.org

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--- FRI, SEPT 20 - LIVE CEILI
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Live music at the ICC for Irish social dancing.

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--- FRI, OCT 3 - SEANACHIE IN CONCERT AT THE CENTER
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The Center will host the reunion concert of Seanachie on Friday, October 3 at 7:00 PM. Admission is $10.00. Arizona's beloved Irish band featuring Steve Colby, Dennis McMorrow and Ken Mulqueen will reunite this evening in celebration of friends and family. Come celebrate with us in this rare performance of one of Arizona's favorite Irish bands. The Center's own Academy Fiddler Band starts off the evening right! Proceeds from this concert to benefit The Academy of Irish & Celtic Studies.

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--- SAT OCT 4- ARIZONA IRISH FESTIVAL CELEBRATES IRELAND MODERN AND ANCIENT
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The Eighth Annual Arizona Irish Festival is coming to the Center on Saturday, October 4, 2008 10am to 9pm. The event takes place at Margaret T. Hance Park where visitors can enjoy a celebration of Irish culture through music, dance, food & live entertainment! Shoppers will enjoy an array of Irish gifts, souvenirs and merchandise! Do you love meat pies,corned beef & cabbage and fish & chips? Visit the food court for a selection of fine Irish grub that’s sure to please any palate. A silent auction will offer unique prizes to the bold bidder with good timing, and the winner of the raffle at the end of the day will find tickets to Ireland in his or her hand. Children (of all ages!) are welcome to wear Halloween costumes in honor of the October 31 holiday that once marked the end of summer for the ancient Celts.Tickets are $10.00 per adult. Children 6-12 are only $1 and under 6 are free!

5. MEMO FROM THE BRAZEN HEADS - SKEPTICAL THIS WEEKEND

Greetings all!

The Brazen Heads will be appearing at The Skeptical Chymist this Friday & Saturday September 19 & 20 at 9pm!

In other very exciting news....

The Brazen Heads were notified this week that they are one of the 10 grand finalists in the Clonmel International Song Writing Contest held in Clonmel Ireland!

The grand final takes place on Friday November 7th in Clonmel Ireland so the band has humbly accepted their invitation to perform the winning entry "Dirty Dublin" live and will proudly represent both Dublin and Phoenix Arizona at the event!

As if that wasn't already news enough....The band also received word this week that their video "Who's Yer Paddy" was chosen to be featured on New York's IndieMusicTV broadcast program! Details on air date and other particulars are still pending but as soon as we hear, they'll be posted on the website.

just in case you want to include the contest link on your newsletter it's
here http://www.clonmelnationalsongcontest.com/index.htm

LeeAnn Mackey
The Brazen Heads
602-788-2117
602-703-1300
Official Website: www.thebrazenheads.com
Myspace: www.myspace.com/thebrazenheads
Electronic Press Kit: www.sonicbids.com/epk/epk.aspx?epk_id=148980

6. MEMO FROM THE KNOCKABOUTS - MOLLY BRANNIGANS ON SAT

Hey George,

The Knockabouts have a busy couple of weeks coming up and I wanted to give you all the info. First of all, the Knockabouts opened the Pickin in the Pines Bluegrass and Acoustic festival and had a great time. THe festival is very well run and they have paid alot of attention to details and really made the entertainers feel comfortable. Here is are the upcoming dates:

September 19 Uptown Billiards, 9PM, Flagstaff "Halfway to St. Patrick's Day"
Uptown Billiards is on Leroux Street in downtown FLagstaff and this is always a great party for us.
September 20 Rosie McCaffrey's 11- 2 "Halfway to St. Patrick's Day"
September 20 Molly Brannigans 9PM
September 27 Verde Valley River Festival, Dead Horse State Park, Cottonwood 1-2
September 27 Charly's Pub, 9PM, Flagstaff

On a sad note, Conor Madden, our drummer is moving to Hawaii. Conor has been a member of the Knockabouts for five years and we are really going to miss him so please come out and say goodbye. Conor will be playing with us until the first of October and then he is putting on a grass skirt and enjoying the island life. Our new drummer, Tim McKay, will be taking over in October. Tim is an outstanding musician and is working hard to learn all of our music! A trombonist with the Flagstaff Symphony and member of the NAU music faculty, Tim will be a great addition to the Knockabouts.

7. MEMO FROM GREG LA COSSE - AT BEADED LIZARD ON WED

Hi All,

I'll be playing Wednesday, September 17, at the Beaded Lizard Gathering (AKA Encanto Park coffeehouse) on Wednesday August 13 at the Devonshire Community Center (previously known as the Los Olivos Senior Center), 28th Street and Devonshire (1 block north of Indian School Road).

The Beaded Lizard Gathering starts at 6 PM with jamming followed by the sets at 7 PM. If time permits there is an open stage after the sets. We must leave by 9 PM.

Future Performances:

Saturday, September 27, Music Corner Coffeehouse, located in the Sheppard of the Valley Lutheran Church complex, NW corner of 15th Ave and Maryland. Music starts at 7:30 PM

Monday, September 29, Peoria Library, 8463 W. Monroe St., Peoria AZ. Music starts at 7:00PM

Saturday, October 4, Prescott Folk Festival, Schedule TBD

Saturday & Sunday , October 18 & 19, Ranch and Mining Days, Wickenburg, AZ., Schedule TBD

Wednesday, January 21, 2009, Glendale Library, Glendale, AZ Hope to see you there,

Greg LaCosse

8. MEMO TONY NORRIS

Dear George,

I do believe it's Autumn. Acres of golden sunflowers cover what were once dry-farmed bean and wheat fields in Doney Park. Side oats gramma grass and pig weed bend over with the weight of tiny birds harvesting the heavy seed heads. The nights are deliciously cool and the morning air like rare wine. " We don't care if the frost's a'coming by and by."

Last weekend we were at the third annual Pickin' In The Pines Bluegrass and Acoustic Music Festival. http://pickininthepines.org/lineup.html Sure they featured nationally famous bands that can be heard at any BG festival in the country but more importantly you can hear local Arizona bands in a truly great venue. Groups like Muskellunge Bluegrass, Reno And Sheila Mccormick, The Knockabouts And Traditional Blend. My Band, The Springfed Band Started things off at 10am on Saturday morning. I Emceeed Sunday morning till 1pm. There was also be short "tweener" acts between the featured bands by many fine local Flagstaff performers and the wonderful Chuck Cheesman will be doing his childrens shows. Perhaps the best music of the weekend will be played round the campfires after hours.

Many of you know about the fine job Barry Malpas is doing with THE FLAG FOLK PROJECT http://www.flagfolkproject.org. FFP is a monthly coffeehouse and open mike that happens each 3rd Friday at The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. On Friday Sept 19th one of my favorite performers will be featured-- Aaron Norris, guitarist and folk singer. Aaron cut his teeth on the fiddle and banjo music of moonshine parties in the dark hollers of West Virginia and he grew up to find his voice in punk, blues and country. He has played the streets of Prague, Amsterdam and New Orleans and the beaches of Mexico and wherever he goes his music is inflamed by versatility, energy, commitment and an intense vocal style. His Arizona bands have included Tex Watson's Swingers Convention and The Backsliders. An accomplished songwriter, the title cut from his CD, "Used Car," was featured on NPR's CAR TALK.

You can look forward to a fine evening of folk, country, rock and original tunes when Aaron takes the stage with his guitar.
• 7:30 - 8:30 ~ Open Mic Session
• 8:30 - 8:45 ~ Refreshments at Intermission
• 8:45 - 9:45 ~ Aaron Norris At the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, 510
N. Leroux Street, Flagstaff, AZ (Between Elm and Fine Avenues) Mark your calendars for a special concert at Flag Folk Project with Sara Grey and Kieron Means- Traditional Folk Musicians from England hosted by Bill Burke coming up Oct 6th. More on that later.

Sept 20th 11am I'm doing a reading of banned childrens books at Bookmans [dare I say wee wee and poo poo?] Bill Burke and I play at Bookmans the next day 2-4pm and I'm back on the 28th with special guests Elena Gonzales and Katie Carr and some fresh tunes.

Remember: He who steals corn from my garden will be charged with stalking.

Ya'll be well,

Tony

9. HAYES AND CAHILL VISITS ARIZONA IN SEPT 26-28

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--- FRI 26 - CLINE LIBRARY IN FLAGSTAFF
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Friday, September 26, 2008, Flagstaff audiences will once again be amazed by the Irish music duo, Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill. They have come through Flagstaff twice before and the people loved them!

Martin Hayes has been an All-Ireland Fiddle Champion six times over, has taken home a National Entertainment Award (like an Irish Grammy) and was named Folk Instrumentalist of the Year in 1999 by the BBC Radio Awards. His fiddling is representative of his native East Clare style, slow and lyrical. But don't let that fool you, he is sure to have you out of your seat at least once during the show!

Dennis Cahill is a native of Chicago, born to parents from County Kerry. He is as well-versed in classical, blues, and jazz, as he is in traditional music. His innovative accompaniment has been acknowledged as a major breakthrough for guitar in Irish traditional music.

The musical rapport between Hayes and Cahill is so strong that it is often said they appear to be playing one instrument, “working on a seemingly telepathic level,” as CMJ describes it. While Martin pursues a melody, Dennis explores the harmony and rhythms within the tunes. He seems to know intuitively Hayes’ next move, consistently matching it with astonishing skill and grace. Their live performances weave tunes that stretch up to thirty minutes long, in what Hayes describes as “a three-way conversation between the two of us and the music.”Irish fiddle virtuoso Martin Hayes and American guitarist Dennis Cahill possess a rare musical kinship. Together they have garnered international renown for taking traditional music to the very edge of the genre, and holding listeners spellbound with their slow-building, fiery performances. The duo opens the doors of traditional Irish music and releases its pure, distilled beauty, while incorporating sensibilities from the worlds of blues and jazz. The New York Times calls them “a Celtic complement to Steve Reich’s quartets or Miles Davis’ Sketches of Spain.”

Don't miss this concert of traditional Irish music with subtle infunsions of classical, jazz, and blues!

Martin Hayes & Dennis Cahill will perform Friday, September 26, 2008 at 8:00pm at the Cline Library Auditorium on NAU's Campus. Tickets are $25 with a $2 discount to members of NACHS, FFOTM, Seniors, NAU/CCC Faculty and staff. Student and Child tickets are only $15! Tickets are available at NAU Central Ticketing, Cedar Music, and www.ticketmaster.com. For more information, email Kari@LivingTraditionsPresentations.com or call 928-600-1365.

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Posted By Living Traditions Presentations to Living Traditions Presentations Flagstaff, Arizona at 9/16/2008 10:34:00 AM

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--- CONCERT - SEPT 27 - BERGER CENTER FLAGSTAFF
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Berger Center
1200 W. Speedway
Tucson, AZ 85745
520-981-1475 -- web at www.inconcerttucson.com/
8:00 PM

All reserved seating $20; $18 for seniors 60 or over, available at www.inconcerttucson.com with $3/ticket fee. Tickets also available with no fee, at Antigone Books, 411 N. 4th Avenue, or the Folk Shop, 2525 N. Campbell. The Folk Shop is open Tues-Fri 11 am-6 pm and Sat, 10:30 am-5 pm. Door tickets $23; $21 for seniors. One of a few concerts presented by In Concert! this season; a few others this season are co-sponsored. For more information, call 520-304-6147

www.martinhayes.com

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-- SUN SEPT 28 - MUSIC WORKSHOP IN TUCSON
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Martin Hayes and Dennis Cahill will be teaching Irish music workshops to interested musicians in Tucson on Sunday, Sept 28 (the day after their concert in Tucson). Martin Hayes is one of the most gifted fiddlers in the Irish tradition, and his workshops are always rich in insights for anyone who plays fiddle or violin, no matter what their style. Dennis Cahill is an equally accomplished and sensitive guitarist with a unique and highly praised to approach to accompaniment in Irish music.

Workshops are scheduled to begin at 1 pm at locations on the west side of Tucson. The cost for the 2+ hour workshops is $45.

If you or someone you know would like to register for either workshop, please RSVP to Sharon Goldwasser, azfiddle@mindspring.com, or (520) 298-3014 as soon as possible. Directions to the locations will be sent after registration is confirmed.

10. OCT 5 - SARA GREY & KIERON MEANS IN CONCERT IN PRESCOTT

Sara Grey and Kieron Means in Concert, Sunday, October 5, 7:30 p.m., Wild Iris Coffee House, 124 S Granite Street, Prescott. Tickets are $12 and available at the Wild Iris or by calling Warren Miller at 928-445-8823. Seating is limited. Venue holds only 85 people and the show goes on without amplification--should be fun that way. Heat got to you yet? Time to head to the hills!

See Sara's site at http://www.maclurg.com/saragrey/sara.htm.

[EDITOR’S NOTE: This is after the Sharlot Hall Folk Festival].

11. WELSH LEAGUE NEWS

SEPTEMBER REMINDER - WELSH LEAGUE OF ARIZONA

Phrase of the Month
Dim Cyfarfod

(Dim Kuh-var-vod)

There is no meeting during September!

We will not meet this month, and the October meeting will be at a different time and place than usual. You will have to be alert and read the next bulletin or check on our web site. We are joining the worldwide celebration of renowned Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas’, birthday. This occurs toward the end of October, so we will have our meeting at a pub on a Saturday in late October.

The Irish Cultural Center/Hance Park is the setting for the Irish Festival the first Saturday of October (our usual meeting time and place), and we encourage everyone to attend this. See their news at azirish.org

Looking Ahead

In November our meeting time is again pre-empted by the Tucson Celtic Festival, so our next meeting at the Irish Cultural Center will be the first Saturday in December.

For additional information, please contact the Irish Cultural Center at 602-258-0109. Many of their events are of interest to all with Celtic heritage. To receive notices of other events at the Center visit their web site at www.azirish.org

All Are Welcome

Welsh League of Arizona is an inclusive group. If you are interested in the culture of Wales and enjoy a good time relaxing and mingling with lively people you are welcome. You do not have to be of Welsh ancestry or speak Welsh – but you might be surprised at how many are learning in Arizona.

Welsh League of Arizona is proud to be a member of the Arizona Celtic Cultural Association. This group promotes co-operation among all the Celtic groups in the state. See more at their web site: azcelts.org

LANGUAGE CLASSES

Welsh classes in Phoenix class meet on Tuesday evenings, from 6-9 at the Irish Cultural Center in Phoenix at 1106 North Central Ave. We are part of the Celtic Academy. For more details on the schedule check with John Good at 623-939-0209.

The Tucson Thursday night language class will resume next month at Lynn Watts’ house. Call her at 520-403-7210.

Be sure to visit our Web site at www.welshleagueofarizona.org

HOW TO REACH US

Welsh League of Arizona
4802 E. Ray Road
Suite 23-510
Phoenix, AZ 85044
Phone/Fax 602-532-7837
E-mail: AZWELSH@aol.com
Web: www.welshleagueofarizona.org

12. THIS WEEK IN IRISH MUSIC

PHOENIX

Michael McClanathan will be at the Westin Kirland every evening at sunset.

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Paul Knight will be at Into The Bean on Wed.
Scott Jeffers will be at the Dubliner on Wed
Greg La Cosse will be at the Los Olivos Senior Center

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Scott Jeffers Duo followed by the Biffos will be part of the Lis Doon Varna grand opening on Thurs.
Shay Veno and Jane Hilton will be at Tim Finnegans on Thur.
Celtica will be at Rula Bula on Thur.

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Natalie MacMasters will play with the Phoenix Symphony on Fri evening, Sat. Afternoon and Sat evening.

There will be a ceili with live music on Fri at the ICC.

The Biffos will be at the Dubliner onf Fri and Sat.

Keltic Cowboys will be at Fibber Magee on Fri and Sat

The Knockabouts will be at Molly Brannigan’s on Sat.

McMorrows will be at Lis Doon Varna on Fri and Sat in a continuing part of their grand opening.

Bill Craig will be at O’Connor’s on Fri and Sat

Smoot Mahooty will play at Rosie McCaffrey’s on Fri and Sat. On Sat starting at 11:00 AM there will be a fundraisier with music beginning at 11:00 AM featuring the Knockabouts, McMorrows, Keltic Cowboys, and Smoot Mahooty.

The Rula Bula will host Love Brokers will be at Love Brokers on Fri and Sat.

Seamus McCaffrey’s will host Krystal Baker on Fri and Sat

Brazen Heads will be at Skeptical Chymist on Fri and Sat

Tim Finnegans will host Shirley’s Temple on Fri and Nine Ball on Sat.

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TUCSON
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Nancy McCallion will be at the the Auld Dubliner on Fri and Sat.

There will be a contradance at the First Methodist Church on Sat

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FLAGSTAFF
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The Knockabouts will be Uptown Billiards on Fri.

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COTTONWOOD
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There will be a contradance at the Cottonwood Civic Center

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SEDONA
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Karl Jones will be at Indian Gardens on Sun and the Martini Bar on Mon.

1. PHOENIX

 

Dubliner Irish Pub
3841 E. Thunderbird Rd.    Phoenix    602-867-0984

9/17/2008

Wed

9:00 PM

Scott Jeffers

 

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

Biffos (O'Carroll's Gate)

 

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

Biffos (O'Carroll's Gate)

Fibber Magees
1989 W. Elliott Rd. #19    Chandler    480-722-9434

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

Keltic Cowboys

 

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

Keltic Cowboys

 

9/21/2008

Sun

4:00 PM

Fibber Magee's Sunday Afternoon Seisiun

Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Avenue    Phoenix    602-392-7850

9/18/2008

Thu

8:00 PM

Grove of the Rising Phoenix Meeting

 

9/19/2008

Fri

7:00 PM

Irish Ceili

 

9/20/2008

Sat

10:00

Irish You A Merry Christmas Meeting

 

9/20/2008

Sat

1:30 PM

Ceili Workshop

 

9/21/2008

Sun

7:00 PM

Grove - Autumn Equinox

Lis Doon Varna
16100 N. Arrowhead    Peoria    623-979-0730

9/17/2008

Wed

7:00 PM

Seisiun at Lis Doon Varna

 

9/18/2008

Thu

6:00 PM

Scott Jeffers

 

9/18/2008

Thu

8:00 PM

Biffos (O'Carroll's Gate)

 

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

McMorrows

 

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

McMorrows

Los Olivos Senior Center
28th Street and    Phoenix   

9/17/2008

Wed

7:00 PM

Greg La Cosse

Molly Brannigan's Irish Pub
1744 S. Val Vista Dr -    Mesa    480-507-7827

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

Knockabouts

O'Connor's Pub
2601 W. Dunlap    Phoenix    602-997-7714

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

Bill Craig

 

9/20/2008

Sat

1:00 PM

O'Connor's Halfway Party

 

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

Bill Craig

O'Donoghue's Irish Pub
20469 N. Hayden Rd.    Scottsdale    480-585-6329

9/17/2008

Wed

9:00 PM

Rakes / Nightshift

Phoenix Symphony Hall
225 E Adams St    Phoenix    602-262-7272

9/19/2008

Fri

8:00 PM

Natalie MacMasters

 

9/20/2008

Sat

2:30 PM

Natalie MacMasters

 

9/20/2008

Sat

8:00 PM

Natalie MacMasters

Rosie McCaffrey's
906 E. Camelback    Phoenix    602-241-1916

9/17/2008

Wed

8:30 PM

Derek Warfield

 

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

Smoot Mahooty

 

9/20/2008

Sat

11:00

Knockabouts

 

9/20/2008

Sat

11:00

Emeral Societies Fund Raiser

 

9/20/2008

Sat

12:00

McMorrows

 

9/20/2008

Sat

1:00 PM

Keltic Cowboys

 

9/20/2008

Sat

2:00 PM

Smoot Mahooty

 

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

Smoot Mahooty

 

9/23/2008

Tue

9:00 PM

Frank Mackey

Rula Bula
401 S. Mill Ave    Tempe    480-929-9500

9/18/2008

Thu

9:00 PM

Celtica

 

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

Love Brokers

 

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

Love Brokers

Seamus Mc Caffrey's
18 W. Monroe    Phoenix    602-253-6081

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

Krystal Baker

 

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

Krystal Baker

Skeptical Chymist
15688 N. Pima Ftw    Scottsdale    480-609-8677

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

Brazen Heads

 

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

Brazen Heads

Tim Finnegans
9201 N. 29th Ave. #52    Phoenix    602-997-2323

9/18/2008

Thu

9:00 PM

Shay Veno

 

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

Shirley's Temple

 

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

Nine Ball

 

9/21/2008

Sun

1:00 PM

Tim Finnegan's Seisiun

Westin Kierland Resort
6902 E Greenway    Phoenix    480-624-1030

9/17/2008

Wed

6:30 PM

Michael McClanathan

 

9/18/2008

Thu

6:30 PM

Michael McClanathan

 

9/19/2008

Fri

6:30 PM

Michael McClanathan

 

9/20/2008

Sat

6:30 PM

Michael McClanathan

 

9/21/2008

Sun

6:30 PM

Michael McClanathan

 

9/22/2008

Mon

6:30 PM

Michael McClanathan

 

9/23/2008

Tue

6:30 PM

Michael McClanathan

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2. TUCSON

 

Auld Dubliner
800 East University    Tucson    520-206-0323

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

Nancy McCallion

 

9/20/2008

Sat

9:00 PM

Nancy McCallion

 

9/21/2008

Sun

4:00 PM

Tucson Irish Seisiun

First Methodist Church - Tucson
915 E. 4th Street    Tucson    520-293-3783

9/20/2008

Sat

7:30 PM

Contradance - Tucson

Rincon Market
2513 East Sixth St.    Tucson   

9/23/2008

Tue

7:00 PM

Celtic and Old Time Jam

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3. FLAGSTAFF

 

Bookman's in Flagstaff
1520 S. Riordan Ranch    Flagstaff    928-774-0005

9/20/2008

Sat

2:00 PM

Tony Norris

Charly's Pub and Grill
23 N Leroux St    Flagstaff    928-779-1919

9/21/2008

Sun

7:00 PM

Flagstaff Irish Seisiun

Unitarian Universalist Church - Flagstaff
510 N. Leroux Street,    Flagstaff   

9/19/2008

Fri

7:00 PM

Tony Norris

Uptown Billiards
114 N Leroux St    Flagstaff    928-773-0551

9/19/2008

Fri

9:00 PM

Knockabouts

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5. REST OF AZ

 

Cottonwood Civic Center
Main Street    Cottonwodd    928-774-5936

9/20/2008

Sat

6:30 PM

Contradance - Cottonwood

Indian Gardens Country Store
3951 N Az-89-Alt    Sedona    928-282-7702

9/21/2008

Sun

12:00

Karl Jones - Irish Rover

Martini Bar
89A at New Frontiers    Sedona   

9/22/2008

Mon

9:00 PM

Karl Jones - Irish Rover

 

 

 

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