Tommy Goodwin & Sharon

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Camac

Con and his family came to CT in 2000 from Dublin, Ireland. Con has been singing and playing guitar for a long, long time. He had been a member of and had formed several traditional and musical folk and ballad bands over the years. Con and his sister Judy (who came over in 1998) got together and formed CAMAC in 2002. Colleen joined sort of by accident in early 2004. She is a classically trained vioinist but has found Irish music to be an excellent way express herself in a different genre.

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Mary G & Shamrock

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Mill River Band

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Sandy Connolly aka
The Tune Chic

Sandy was originally trained in the depths of the Southland to sing opera, as her father was an opera buff and wept to hear her sing in that manner.  Her parents sent her to school to study classically, but she had the fortunate opportunity in 1986 to hear Bonnie Raitt in an intimate concert on Martha’s Vineyard.  There she found her musical calling:  the blues and rock n’ roll.  Throwing dirt on her pure tone and getting all gravely and groovy was way more fun, and way more people liked to listen to it.  Soon after, she began guitar lessons with the late Sal Salvador (well-known jazz guitarist in New England) and studied for three years getting her groove down.  She joined forces with lots of musicians in the New Haven area until that fateful day when she met Johnny Memphis.

Now she and Johnny are seen as a duo in many places around CT.  More recently, Eric Kuhn and Rick Haddad have been joining them to make it the Tune Chic Band.

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The Irish Band

Evolving originally from a larger band known as Give Liam A Shout, the group known now simply as, The Irish Band, is a familiar sight at Irish venues in Stamford and the GAC. The band consists of John Donnelly on bass and vocals, Bern White on drums and vocals and John Hurley on quitar and vocals. They continue to make music the old fashioned way, with skill, innovation, and a copious amount of beer.

Keltic Kick

A unique blend of energized traditional Irish music has kept them at the forefront of the concert and club scene in the Northeast for over two decades. Founder and front man Billy Donaldson leads this group of musical friends, whose 5 part vocal harmonies bring a unique sound similar to Crosby Stills & Nash to Irish music.

Keltic Kick's Website

The Highland Rovers

The Highland Rovers were formed in 1993 by three men from Fairfield County, combining a huge harmonic vocal sound with extreme energy. The evolution of the band has been a synthesis of creativity, energy and an intuition about what the fans are looking for when they come to a Highland Rovers show.

Highland Rovers Website

The Kerry Boys

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