Gaelic Storm: One for the Road
While many St. Patrick’s Day parties and celebrations won’t take place this year due to Covid, multi-national, award-winning Celtic group, Gaelic Storm, will bring the party to the people via “One For The Road,” a special livestreamed concert set for March 17 at 8pm EST. During the upcoming livestream (the band’s third livestream since the Pandemic began) fans will have the opportunity to donate to the Gaelic Storm Crew and Save Our Stages. The band will be singing a mixture of their own songs, some traditional pub songs (never been recorded) and a brand new Gaelic Storm song.
Well, it’s a St. Patrick’s Day unlike any other. ONLINE STREAMING. We missed 2020, but we’re getting in on the action for 2021
This time around we will be singing a mixture of our own songs, some traditional pub songs WE’VE NEVER RECORDED BEFORE and a brand new Gaelic Storm song too! The show will be roughly 90 minutes and available to watch for up to 30 days.
The concert will be available to stream until April 16th.
Gaelic Storm: One for the Road
While many St. Patrick’s Day parties and celebrations won’t take place this year due to Covid, multi-national, award-winning Celtic group, Gaelic Storm, will bring the party to the people via “One For The Road,” a special livestreamed concert set for March 17 at 8pm EST. During the upcoming livestream (the band’s third livestream since the Pandemic began) fans will have the opportunity to donate to the Gaelic Storm Crew and Save Our Stages. The band will be singing a mixture of their own songs, some traditional pub songs (never been recorded) and a brand new Gaelic Storm song.
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