TWO SEATINGS
4:30-6:00 PM & 6:30-8:00 PM
In the Snuggery Dining Room
The Old Brogue Irish Pub
760 Walker Road in Great Falls, VA
ADMISSION $25 + tax
Full 6 Concert season ticket $135 + tax
Doors open 10 minutes before the show.
Full dinner menu and full bar available during the concerts.
$10 per person food/beverage minimum.
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The Details
Seán Heely is a musical force of nature—an award-winning fiddler, singer, harpist, and composer whose artistry bridges Celtic tradition and classical virtuosity. He holds the rare distinction of being both a U.S. National Scottish Fiddle Champion and a U.S. National Champion in Scottish Gaelic song, reflecting his deep mastery of Scottish instrumental and vocal traditions.
Kevin Elam is a multi-instrumentalist and All-Ireland Champion in Men's Singing. In August of 2019, he was awarded first place in Men's Singing at the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, held in Drogheda, Ireland, and took home the coveted "Dalaigh Shield", an award only won by one other American in its 65-year history.
February 1st
The Line Up
Sean Heely & Kevin Elam
February 1 - March 8, 2026
Lulu's Fate performs a variety of music from the Appalachian, southern string band and country blues traditions, as well as early swing, gospel, original tunes and covers ranging from Hank Williams to Tom Waits. Comprised of Tom Espinola on mandolin & guitar, Kristen Jones on cello and singer Kara Bolling, the trio blends virtuosic instrumentals with lush 3-part vocal harmonies to create new interpretations of traditional songs. They have been entertaining audiences since 2013 at venues including the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage, Institute of Musical Traditions, Takoma Park Folk Festival, and more.
February 8th
Lulu's Fate
BNTB (formally Blame Not the Bard) is a dynamic Celtic folk band from Iowa that has been engaging audiences with their fiery instrumentals, captivating stories, and heartfelt songs since 2015. Whether performing traditional Celtic songs and tunes with a refreshing and modern twist, or breathing life into their own original compositions, BNTB is connecting their songs and stories with audiences around the world.
Band members include Andrew Philbrick - Vocals, Tenor Banjo & Bass Guitar, .Nicole Philbrick - Fiddle, Vocals & Mandolin, Dan Vaughn - Whistle, Flute & Guitar.
February 15th
BNTB - (Blame Not the Bard)
Jody Marshall, Chelle Fulk, & Kristen Jones bring a fantastic show of lilting jigs, rollicking reels, 3-part harmony vocals, knock-your-socks-off arrangements, and a whole lot of fun. They have been mainstays of the DC-area music scene for longer than they care to admit! You will be enchanted as the unique combination of fiddle, cello, and dulcimer weave a sonic landscape of ancient traditional tunes and new, original melodies.
February 22nd
Catnip Fling
IONA has been at the forefront of the Celtic Music revival since the band's inception in 1986. Founded by Barbara Tresidder Ryan and Bernard Argent, IONA has evolved over the past 20 years into what is probably the most comprehensive pan Celtic band in the world. IONA's mission: to present the rich musical elements of all the Celtic cultures — Scottish, Irish, Welsh, Manx, Cornish, Breton, Asturian and Galician, blending them into a tapestry that resolves in the New World, as evidenced in Appalachian, Cape Breton and Cajun cultures.
IONA
March 1st
Blending original jigs, reimagined folk ballads, and lush three-part harmonies, House of Hamill delivers an electrifying live show full of energy and charm. With viral hits and festival-stage acclaim, the trio captivates audiences through virtuosic musicianship, heartfelt storytelling, and an adventurous spirit that keeps fans coming back for more.
March 8th
House of Hamill