ARIZONA IRISH MUSIC SOCIETY
AIMS NEWS AND NOTES
AIMS News and Notes 10-22-2008
Arizona Irish Music Society
www.azirishmusic.com
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The Expanded Irish Cultural Center Gift Shop run by Pat & Patty McCrossan, the former proprietors of Ireland's Own, is now open from 10:30 am until 6 pm Tuesday through Friday and from 10:30 am until 3 pm on Saturday. It will also be open for any ICC special events. Call (602) 254-6094.
The Irish Cultural Center is at 1106 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004
602-258-0109 www.azirish.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. OUT AND ABOUT
---- Feis Music Competition A Big Success
--- Irish Acoustic Showcase Continues
--- Tom Teven Concert At Icc Part Of Arizona Visit
2. Ken O'Malley Plays Irish Cultural Center Sun Oct 26
3. Natalie Macmaster Returns To Arizona Oct 23 And 26
--- Tucson - Thur Oct 23, 2008
--- Wickenburg - Sun Oct 26, 2008
4. Cherish The Ladies At Scottsdale Center Thur, Oct 30
5. Willson And Mckee (Rocky Mountain Celtic) In Phoenix This Week
6. The Muses Return To The Center Nov 8
7. Contra Dance At The Center On Wed
8. Friday Harbor Registration Is Now Open
9. Brazen Heads at Lis Doon Varna This Weekend
10. About Four Shillings Short
11. Irish Language Workshop
12. This Week In Irish Music
1. OUT AND ABOUT
---- FEIS MUSIC COMPETITION A BIG SUCCESS
I won the adult vocal competiti
n, but most ot the competitors were string instrument players (a cello player won one of the age categories). There were some pretty good players and some categories were very competitive.
--- IRISH ACOUSTIC SHOWCASE CONTINUES
Lis Doon Varna 16100 N. Arrowhead Fountain Center Peoria
623-979-0730 lisdoonvarnapub.com
Last week we featured Iain Walinck in the first set. I was joined by Chris Floyd and Drew Monasky.
This week we will feature the “Lis Doon Varna Players”. In Nov we will have performances by Four Shilltings Short, the Strand, and Trotter’s Wake.
--- TOM TEVEN CONCERT AT ICC PART OF ARIZONA VISIT
When I first came Phoenix, I kept hearing about “Celtic Pride” led by Tom Teven. He’s spent a number of weeks here and was featured in a concert at the ICC last Sun. It was a great show. He will spend a couple more weeks at Seamus McCaffrey’s. This week he will play Thur, Fri, and Sun.
Seamus Mc Caffrey's 18 W. Monroe Phoenix
www.seamusmccaffreys.com / 602-253-6081
2. KEN O'MALLEY PLAYS IRISH CULTURAL CENTER SUN OCT 26
"Brilliant, passionate vocalist... " Dara Records, New York City, October 2002.
"...a perfect 10..." The Irish Herald, November 2004
The Irish Cultural Centerwelcomes the great Irish folk-singer Ken O' Malley. Born and raised in Dublin City, Ken O' Malley is regarded as one of the leading Irish folk singer/songwriters in the United States today. By the time he was 14 he was playing in coffeehouses in Dublin's vibrant traditional music scene and at 15 he opened for legendary balladeer Paddy Reilly at the equally legendary Old Sheiling.
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The event promises to be a magical evening of music with songs in both English and Irish Gaelic, suitable for all ages. Not just a singer, about whom Dave Soyars of the Irish Herald writes "his powerful and emotive voice shines through on everything he does", O’Malley is also a cultural ambassador and educator who infuses every performance with a genuine passion and love for his native land and its people. As longtime fan Mark Dresser says "the songs Ken sings touch all of us, Irish or not, to the very core of the human heart".
Admission to the event is $10. Showtime is 7:00 PM on Sunday, October 26, 2008 at the Irish Cultural Center, 1106 N. Central Ave. in Phoenix, AZ. For more information, contact the Center at 602-258-0109 or online at www.azirish.org
He has performed with The Chieftains, Paul Brady, The Wolf Tones, Lunasa, Solas, Mary Black and Gaelic Storm to name a few, and has led his well-known band The Twilight Lords in two recordings, The White Seahorse and Women of Ireland. He was commissioned by Turner Pictures to compose an original song, “The Roses and the Rye for the CD accompanying the movie Gods and Generals, the sequel to Gettysburg. Ken is the narrator for FritzFilms' Joyce to the World, a one-hour long documentary on Ulysses and its author James Joyce, featuring Brian Dennehy, Finoula Flanagan, Frank McCourt and Malachy McCourt. He sang in the Paramount Pictures movie Patriot Games, coached Irish actor Pierce Brosnan for his singing debut in the movie Evelyn and, most recently, recorded the 17th century Irish ballad “Eamon an Chnoic” (Ned of the Hill) for National Geographic's CD recording Romance Around the World, a collection of twelve international love songs. In August '04 Ken performed at the John Anson Ford Theatre in Los Angeles with Solas and again at the Ford in September '05 with Gaelic Storm. He most recently starred in Kerry Records production of A Grand Irish Variety Concert at The Shiley Theater, San Diego, The United Irish Cultural Center, San Francisco, and Marsee Auditorium, El Camino College, Torrance California.
Do not miss this journey to Ireland, and to Skibbereen and Raglan Road and to that place where words and music meet. A great night of storytelling and song. Not to be missed!
www.kenomalley.com
3. NATALIE MACMASTER RETURNS TO ARIZONA OCT 23 AND 26
--- TUCSON - Thur Oct 23, 2008
Centennial Hall
University of Arizona
1020 East University Blvd
Tucson, AZ
Showtime: 8:00 PM
Venue Tel: 520-621-3364
www.uapresents.org
VIDEO - Video
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--- WICKENBURG - Sun Oct 26, 2008
Del E. Webb Center for the
Performing Arts
1090 S Vulture Mine Rd
Wickenburg, AZ
Showtime: 7:30 PM
Venue Tel: 928-684-6624
These shows are with the full Natalie MacMaster band.
The Los Angeles Times describes Natalie MacMaster as “...a ball of fire, performing jigs and reels with unstoppable, foot-tapping energy and ballads with irresistible, keening passion!” Constantly receiving awards and accolades including two Juno Awards and a Grammy Nomination, Natalie MacMaster plays some of the finest fiddle music ever to come out of Canada. She blends jazz, Latin, Celtic, bluegrass, and country music in a masterful style. Her impressive sound and technique led her to be a featured instrumentalist with such artists as Carlos Santana, the Chieftans, Paul Simon, Luciano Pavarotti, Alison Krauss, and Bela Fleck. With a stage presence as commanding as her music, Natalie and her band of musicians will dazzle and enthrall audiences with their whirlwind music and step dance.
www.nataliemacmaster.com
4. CHERISH THE LADIES AT SCOTTSDALE CENTER THUR, OCT 30
Oct 30th - Thur evening at
7:300 P.M. $38
Scottsdale Center for the Arts
Theater 4301, Galleria Corporate Centre, Scottsdale
(480) 994-ARTS (2787)
www.scottsdaleperformingarts.org
Named after a traditional Irish jig, Cherish the Ladies initially won recognition as the first and only all-women, Irish-American traditional Celtic band. In a relatively short time, the group's members soon established themselves as musicians and performers without peer. With their unique blend of virtuosi instrumental talents, beautiful vocals, captivating arrangements and stunning step dancing, this powerhouse group combines all the facets of Irish traditional culture and puts them forth in an immensely humorous and entertaining package. Cherish the Ladies has been chosen "Best Musical Group of the Year" by the BBC and has recorded a dozen highly acclaimed albums, including the Grammy-nominated Celtic Album, a collaboration with the Boston Pops Symphony.
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When describing Cherish the Ladies – the critics say it best…
“It is simply impossible to imagine an audience that wouldn’t enjoy what they do”, the Boston Globe,
“An astonishing array of virtuosity”, the Washington Post, “Expands the annals of Irish music in America…the music is passionate, tender and rambunctious”, The New York Times - and for over two decades, Cherish the Ladies have proven themselves worthy to live up to these accolades and in doing so have become one of the most engaging ensembles in the history of Irish music.
They have grown from a one-time concert concept to an Irish traditional music sensation, literally the most successful and sought-after Irish-American group in Celtic music. Organized by folklorist/musician Mick Moloney and sponsored by the Ethnic Folk Arts Center and the National Endowment for the Arts, they began as a concert series featuring the brightest lights in Irish traditional music.
5. WILLSON AND MCKEE (ROCKY MOUNTAIN CELTIC) IN PHOENIX THIS WEEK
Oct (21) Phoenix AZ Fiddlers Dream Showase FARWest
Oct (22) Phoenix AZ, Beaded Lizard Gathering 2802 E Devonshire, Phoenix
Oct (24-26) Phoenix AZ FARWest Folk Alliance Conference
KIM MCKEE
A Colorado native, Kim McKee began performing at age five! Her great grandmother was a piano and organ teacher so the family made sure that Kim began her musical education early. Classical training was her foundation, but traditional folk music became her passion. Attending Celtic festivals while gathering instruments and information along the way, she was obsessed with the music of her ancestors. Kim has won numerous awards including the National Mountain Dulcimer Championship in 2002, and four time award winner at theMilwaukee Irish Festival songwriting contest.
KEN WILLSON
Ken Willson grew up in rural Minnesota and North Dakota. The early musical memories for him were cherished local events like variety shows, church music, family-made music and other grassroots experiences. Self-taught and determined, he passed through several musical lives, performing with many rock, country, bluegrass and other types of bands. Winning performance awards in such far away places as Australia, Ken has honed his skills on stage through decades of performance and dedication to his "roots" of acoustic folk music.
THE MUSIC
We call our music "Rocky Mountain Celtic" We are a unique mix of the Celtic traditions combined with an original American sound.
We are not Americans pretending to be Irish or Scottish but rather Americans doing what we do best – interpreting our roots music in fresh and original ways!!
The combination of our Celtic heritage plus our Montana and Colorado roots gives us a uniquely original sound, unlike anything on the current soundscape.
Original, original, original...yes that's it!!
We do original songs that have an ancient sound and then we take a traditional song and
rewrite it as our own by adding our distinctive Rocky Mountain style to it.
Rocky Mountain Celtic – Unique by Design!!
www.jigheads.com/index.html
6. THE MUSES RETURN TO THE CENTER NOV 8
On Saturday, November 8, 2008, The Center will be presenting The Muses. If you don't know what is worn under a Scotsman's kilt, or what it feels like to have your imagination filled with Irish mist covering green fields... or especially if you do, you'll want to catch The Muses live! Tanya Brody plays the harp, hammered dulcimer, penny whistle, and many more instruments, but it is her angelic voice that will captivate your heart. Matthew Gurnsey plays the concertina, bodhran, bowed psaltery, mandolin and many others while singing along with a contagious sparkle in his eye that is sure to make you smile. Together and along with friends they bring in for certain shows, they are an inspiring trip to the Celtic Isles saving you the price of airfare! Touring across the United States and Canada, The Muses will be performing locally! The Muses have shared the stage with The Glen Garry Bhoys, Alex Beaton, Rathkiltar, Michi Regier, and others. They play Scottish/Irish festivals and games from coast to coast (including some islands) and never miss an opportunity to entertain at an Irish pub when they have a moment to spare. With beautiful voices creating bewitching vocal harmony, The Muses are a Celtic experience you'll not want to miss. For this performance local fiddler Erin Lewis will also be performing. Performance starts at 8:00 pm and admission is $10.00.
7. CONTRA DANCE AT THE CENTER ON WED
Each fourth Wednesday, Contra Dance comes to the Irish Cultural Center. This month it falls on October 22. The dancing begins at 7:30 PM and were almost ready to hang up the shoes by 10 PM. Cost is only $7. Snacks provided by dancers. Watch your kids around dancers and bring your soft soled non scuffing dance shoes! Contra Dancing is a form of American folk dance in which the dancers form a set of two parallel lines that run the length of the hall. Each dance consists of a sequence of moves that ends with couples having progressed one position up or down the set. As the sequence is repeated, a couple will eventually dance with every other couple in the set. Is Contra Dancing Similar To Square Dancing? Many of the basic moves in Contra Dancing are similar to those in square dancing (swings, promenades, dos-ŕ-dos, allemandes). A square dance set comprises only four couples whereas only the length of the hall limits the number of couples in a Contra Dance set. To join the set, all you need is a partner. If you have danced squares, you will enjoy Contras immediately
8. FRIDAY HARBOR REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN
Greetings,
We're happy to announce the eighth Friday Harbor Irish Music Camp, March 9-15,
2009, in beautiful Friday Harbor, Washington. We're now taking registrations
for classes in fiddle, flute, concertina, bouzouki, guitar, singing, mandolin,
tinwhistle, ear training, and Irish ensemble. The camp website is at http://www.fridayharborirish.com
with details about this year's camp, registration information and more. Please
note that class selections must be made online, rather than on the registration
form, and registrations won't be confirmed until that step is done.
Tuition remains at $675US for full-time students who register and pay in full
before Jan. 1, 2009, after which it will be $690US. This includes tuition for
classes, lodging, meals, and admission to concerts and other evening events.
The camp will be a total of 5 class days and 6 nights. Please keep in mind that
we try to keep class sizes small, so some classes filled up early in previous
years and we had to stop taking students in those classes. We have some new
additions to our teaching staff this year, plus some new class offerings, including
special two-hour workshops on Saturday for weekend visitors and locals. (These
are free to registered students.)
FIDDLE - Liz and Yvonne Kane
FLUTE - Catherine McEvoy
CONCERTINA - Gearoid O'hAllmhurain
BOUZOUKI / MANDOLIN - Roger Landes
IRISH GUITAR / SONG ARRANGING - Daithi Sproule
EAR TRAINING / MUSIC THEORY - Randal Bays will teach a daily class on ear-training
and basic music theory for traditional musicians, all instruments welcome.
IRISH ENSEMBLE - All instruments. Randal Bays will take students through the
process of arranging songs and dance tunes for Irish band.
INTRODUCTION TO TINWHISTLE (one class daily) - Andrea Cooper
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SATURDAY WORKSHOPS - Two hours, open to all students
SEAN-NOS SINGING - Áine Meenaghan
IRISH PIANO ACCOMPANIMENT - Dave Marshall
INTRODUCTION TO UILLEANN PIPES - Tom Creegan
OTHER WORKSHOPS TO BE ANNOUNCED
Important, please note: As always, Friday Harbor Irish Music Camp reserves
the right to cancel the camp until January 5, 2009, in which case all deposits
and registration fees would be returned. Please wait until then to purchase
nonrefundable airline tickets, or check with us before doing so.
We hope to see you all at Friday Harbor in March; please email Dan or Randal
at fridayharborirish.com with any questions and we'll try to answer them promptly.
Also, if you log on to the camp discussion board at http://fridayharborirish.com/comhra/
you can ask people who've been to the camp about lodgings, food, music or anything
else. It's been suggested that this discussion board could help people in terms
of traveling together or sharing lodgings at the camp. The camp website is updated
with this year's registration and other information, and can be found at http://www.fridayharborirish.com
Best wishes,
Randal Bays & Dan Paulson
9. Memo From The Brazen Heads
Greetings all!
On Thur, The Brazen Heads will be at the The Brazen Heads will also be appearing at the night music series at the Glendale Library this Thursday October 23 at 7pm. Glendale Public Library on Thur, 5959 W. Brown St., Glendale, AZ 85302 623-930-3530
The Brazen Heads will be appearing at Lisdoonvarna
Friday & Saturday October 24 & 25 at 9pm!
We were so happy to see so many of you show up at the Irish Festival a couple weeks ago, we had more craic than should be legal! Make sure you drop a note to the folks at the I.C.C. and let them know what a great job they did this year!
Far be it from us to ever get too serious but there is a humanitarian issue we've become involved in that we wanted to share with all of you in the hopes of bringing even a small bit of Arizona visibility to it.
The National chapter of the Order of Hibernians, The Irish American Unity Conference, 4 Senators and countless press entities like the Irish Echo have united behind the cause of Irish Political Detainee, Pol Brennan
The website link (www.polbrennan.com) can tell you far more than we could in this short note so go there, read it, Please.
We will have fliers and information at all of our gigs this month as well as a donation box if you feel so inclined.
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In other Exciting news….
The Brazen Heads were notified a few weeks ago 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 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 their video "Who's Yer Paddy" was chosen to be featured on New York's IndieMusicTV broadcast program and was extremely well received!
10. Four Shillings Short
Four Shillings Short Schedule
SATURDAY: NOVEMBER 1
1:00PM to 3:00pm
THE IRISH ACOUSTIC MUSIC SHOWCASE
Lis Doon Varna Pub
16100 N. Arrowhead Fountain Center, Peoria, AZ
623/979-0730
www.lisdoonvarnapub.com
Four Shillings Short will play a 45 minute set from 1 – 1:45pm
A session will follow.
SATURDAY: NOVEMBER 1
7:30 TO 10PM
THE MUSIC CORNER
"Open Stage Night"
Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church
1500 West Maryland, Phoenix, (623) 594-2344
www.themusiccorner.org
Four Shillings Short will play 3-4 pieces as part of the Open Stage Night
SUNDAY: NOVEMBER 2
6:00 TO 9:00PM
SAMHAIN CONCERT
IRISH CULTURAL CENTER
1106 N. Central Ave.
Phoenix, AZ (602) 392-7850
$10 cover Samhain is the Ancient Celtic New Year – a time to celebrate that which has past and that which is coming to pass, a time when the veil between the worlds of past and present come closer together.
SATURDAY: NOV 7 – 6PM
SUNDAY: NOV 8 – 1PM
KJZA 90.1 & 89.5FM
The Celtic Corner Show
Host: David McNabb
PRESCOTT, AZ
Four Shillings Short - featured
SATURDAY: NOVEMBER 15--7:30 to 10pm
CELTIC CROSSINGS PUB
3250 Gateway Blvd., Suite 400
Prescott, AZ 86303
(928) 443-8454
ABOUT FOUR SHILLINGS SHORT
The Celtic, Folk and World music duo Four Shillings Short are touring the US this year playing concerts from Florida to Maine to California. The international duo "is nothing short of musical excellence encompassing an eclectic array of world music. They have carved out a musical identity all their own." (River Stages, Dubuque IA)
With a decade of touring in the US and Ireland under their belts the husband and wife duo of Aodh Og O'Tuama from Cork, Ireland and Californian Christy Martin live as full time minstrels in their trusty Dodge Caravan loaded with an ever increasing array of musical instruments including hammered dulcimer, mandolins, Renaissance woodwinds, North Indian Sitar, recorders, tinwhistles, banjo, guitar, percussion and even a bowed psaltry.
In a single night, Four Shillings Short perform Traditional Irish and Scottish songs, tunes and airs, Indian Ragas, Folk Ballads, Old-Time songs, Medieval and Renaissance instrumentals and a cappella numbers as well as contemporary folk and original compositions. Their sound has been described as "wondrously diverse", "truly refreshing" and "alternative neo-Celtic folk of the first order".
REVIEWS
"Like a medieval fair in New Delhi, the music of Four Shillings Short is intriguing and worth investigating. Their music is a global potpourri….(New Times, Miami FL)
"They are not the Clancy Brothers or Jean Richie or Ravi Shankar but a combination of all three, laced with Irish humor. Their collection of instruments is museum-like and I've never seen the place so packed before." (San Gregorio General Store, CA)
"Four Shillings Short bring a fascinating mix of material, spirit and wit to the stage."
(Two Way Street Coffee House, Downers Grove, IL)
11.
IRISH LANGUAGE WORKSHOP!!
December 5-7
Irish Cultural Center
$110 or $100 if you preregister before November 15.
December 5, Friday: Enjoy an evening of Storytelling from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. hosted by Walter Stock. This is included in the workshop weekend fee. If you would like to attend only the storytelling, there will only be a $5 fee at the door.
December 6, Saturday: Irish Workshop from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. taught by Walter and Maureen Stock. All levels welcome with a focus on Beginning and Intermediate.
December 7, Sunday: Irish Workshop continued. 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
(The cost for one day only for either Saturday or Sunday is $65.)
Walter Stock is a retired adjunct assistant professor of Irish Gaelic at NYU. He has been teaching Irish for over 30 years and gives the Irish Language Oral Exams for both Vassar College in New York and our own U of A. Maureen is a retired NY City schoolteacher and reading specialist. She has been teaching Irish for 25 years and specializes in teaching Irish to children.
Don't miss the chance to learn from these two fine teachers! You WILL come away with Cúpla Focal!
Please contact Vicki Champion for registration or for more information at
(623) 680-1711 or kelticwish7@yahoo.com
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
There will be a contradance at the ICC on Wed.
Meadowlark will be at D’Arcy McGee’s on Wed
Willson and McKee will be at the Devonshire Community Center of Wed.
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Shay Veno and Jane Hilton will be at Tim Finnegans on Thursday
Tom Teven will be at Seamus McCaffrey’s on Thursday.
The Brazen Heads will be at the Glendale Public Library
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Fibber Magree’s hosts There is That on Fri and Sat
The Brazen Heads will be at Lis Doon Varna on Fri and Sat
Bill Craig will be at O’Connor’s on Fri and Sat
O’Donoghue’s will host Shirley’s Temple on Fri and Shawn Johnson on Sun.
Keltic Cowboys will be at Rosie McCaffrey’s on Fri and Sat
Rula Bula will host Walt Richardson on Fri and Sat
Tom Teven will be at Seamus McCaffrey’s on Fri and Sat.
Skeptical Chymist will host Walken on Fri and the Insomniacs on Sat
The Biffos will be at Tim Finnegans on Fri and Sat.
SAT ONLY
The Lis Doon Varna Players will be hosted at Lis Doon Varna on Sat afternoon.
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Ken O’Malley will be at the Irish Cultural Center on Sun.
TUCSON
Natalie MacMaster band will be at Centenial Hall on Thur.
Dusky Buskers will be at the Auld Dubliner on Sat
OTHER
Natalie MacMaster Band will be at the Del Webb Center in Wickenburg on Sun
Karl Jones will be at Indian Gardens on Sun and the Martini Bar on Mon.
1. PHOENIX
D'Arcy McGee's
2000E Rio Salado
Tempe
480-650-7435
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10/22/2008 | Wed | 9:00 PM
| Meadowlark
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10/24/2008 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Chris Alcaraz
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Aengus Og
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Devonshire Community Center
2802 E. Devonshire
Phoenix
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10/22/2008 | Wed | 7:00 PM
| Willson and McKee
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Dubliner Irish Pub
3841 E. Thunderbird Rd.
Phoenix
602-867-0984
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10/22/2008 | Wed | 9:00 PM
| Scott Jeffers
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Fibber Magees
1989 W. Elliott Rd. #19
Chandler
480-722-9434
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10/24/2008 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| There Is That
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| There Is That
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10/26/2008 | Sun | 4:00 PM
| Fibber Magee's Sunday Afternoon Seisiun
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Fiddler's Dream
17th St. & Cactus Wren
Phoenix
602-997-9795
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10/21/2008 | Tue | 9:00 PM
| Willson and McKee
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Glendale Public Library
5959 W. Brown St.
Glendale
623-930-3530
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10/23/2008 | Thu | 7:00 PM
| Brazen Heads
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Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Avenue
Phoenix
602-392-7850
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10/22/2008 | Wed | 7:00 PM
| Contradance at the ICC
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10/26/2008 | Sun | 5:00 PM
| Grove - Saimhain
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10/26/2008 | Sun | 7:00 PM
| Ken O'Malley
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Lis Doon Varna
16100 N. Arrowhead
Peoria
623-979-0730
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10/22/2008 | Wed | 7:00 PM
| Seisiun at Lis Doon Varna
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10/24/2008 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Brazen Heads
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 1:00 PM
| Irish Acoustic Showcase
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Brazen Heads
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O'Connor's Pub
2601 W. Dunlap
Phoenix
602-997-7714
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10/24/2008 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Bill Craig
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Bill Craig
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O'Donoghue's Irish Pub
20469 N. Hayden Rd.
Scottsdale
480-585-6329
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10/24/2008 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Shirley's Temple
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Shawn Johnson
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Rosie McCaffrey's
906 E. Camelback
Phoenix
602-241-1916
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10/24/2008 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Keltic Cowboys
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Keltic Cowboys
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Rula Bula
401 S. Mill Ave
Tempe
480-929-9500
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10/24/2008 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Walt Richardson
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Walt Richardson
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Seamus Mc Caffrey's
18 W. Monroe
Phoenix
602-253-6081
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10/23/2008 | Thu | 9:00 PM
| Tom Teven
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10/24/2008 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Tom Teven
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Tom Teven
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Skeptical Chymist
15688 N. Pima Ftw
Scottsdale
480-609-8677
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10/24/2008 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Walken
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Insomniacs
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Tim Finnegans
9201 N. 29th Ave. #52
Phoenix
602-997-2323
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10/23/2008 | Thu | 9:00 PM
| Shay Veno
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10/24/2008 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Biffos (O'Carroll's Gate)
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Biffos (O'Carroll's Gate)
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10/26/2008 | Sun | 1:00 PM
| Tim Finnegan's Seisiun
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2. TUCSON
Auld Dubliner
800 East University
Tucson
520-206-0323
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10/25/2008 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Dusty Buskers
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10/26/2008 | Sun | 4:00 PM
| Tucson Irish Seisiun
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Centennial Hall - U of Arizona
888 N Euclid Ave
Tucson
520-621-3341
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10/23/2008 | Thu | 8:00 PM
| Natalie MacMasters
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Rincon Market
2513 East Sixth St.
Tucson
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10/21/2008 | Tue | 7:00 PM
| Celtic and Old Time Jam
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10/28/2008 | Tue | 7:00 PM
| Celtic and Old Time Jam
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SadleBrooke Community
64500 E. SaddleBrooke
Tucson
520-825 -3048
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10/21/2008 | Tue | 7:00 PM
| Oceans Apart
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3. FLAGSTAFF
Charly's Pub and Grill
23 N Leroux St
Flagstaff
928-779-1919
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10/26/2008 | Sun | 7:00 PM
| Flagstaff Irish Seisiun
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5. REST OF AZ
Del Web Center
1090 S. Vulture Mine
Wickenburg
928-684-6624
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10/26/2008 | Sun | 7:30 PM
| Natalie MacMasters
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Holbrook Public Libaray
403 Park St.
Holbrook
928-524-3732
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10/27/2008 | Mon | 7:00 PM
| Muses
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Indian Gardens Country Store
3951 N Az-89-Alt
Sedona
928-282-7702
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10/26/2008 | Sun | 12:00
| Karl Jones - Irish Rover
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Martini Bar
89A at New Frontiers
Sedona
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10/27/2008 | Mon | 9:00 PM
| Karl Jones - Irish Rover
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