Fellswater brings the charm of Celtic music to City Winery Boston for a memorable night.
Boston’s Celtic ensemble, Fellswater, is set to perform their latest album, ‘Making Waves,’ at City Winery Boston on May 31. This concert will feature a rich blend of traditional Irish and Scottish music, showcasing original compositions alongside collaborative pieces. The evening promises to be a celebration of the band’s 17 years of musical excellence, inviting fans to immerse themselves in the vibrant world of Celtic music.
Boston is buzzing with excitement as Fellswater, a Massachusetts-based Celtic ensemble, gears up to showcase their latest album, “Making Waves,” at the charming City Winery Boston on May 31. This exciting concert promises to be a delightful evening filled with the artistic magic that the band has been perfecting for the past 17 years.
For those new to the scene, Fellswater is an accomplished seven-member band known for their extraordinary ability to weave together various strands of Celtic music. Their repertoire includes a delightful mix of Scottish, Irish, Breton, and other forms of traditional melodies, all presented with careful arrangements that breathe new life into centuries-old tunes.
The talented group is made up of some familiar faces in the local music scene: Elizabeth Ketudat, Sarah MacConduibh, Dave Cabral, Kyle Forsthoff, Andrew McIntosh, and the husband-wife vocal duo Chris and Diane Meyers. Together, they create a harmonious blend of sounds that resonate with audiences and highlight the rich tapestry of Celtic heritage.
Earlier this year, Fellswater gifted fans with their fourth album, “Making Waves.” This fresh collection showcases not just original compositions by the band members but also collaborative pieces that feature the talents of notable artists such as Hanneke Cassel, Katie McNally, Adam Sutherland, and Michael McGoldrick. With this album, Fellswater displays their versatility and passion for pushing the boundaries of traditional music.
The album includes a wide-ranging selection of musical influences. Listeners will find themselves transported by traditional Irish and Scottish songs such as “Siúl A Rún” and “Allison Cross,” alongside Dougie MacLean’s iconic anthem “Caledonia”. Fans of avant-garde music will also appreciate the inclusion of a work by the innovative harpist and vocalist Deborah Henson-Conant, titled “The Nightingale.” This eclectic mix ensures that there’s something for everyone in their lively concert.
If you’re keen to catch Fellswater live in action, tickets are already available! You can grab yours through the City Winery Boston website, where you’ll find all the details you need for this vibrant event. It’s a great opportunity to support local talent while indulging in the rich flavors of Celtic music that this ensemble brings to life.
Mark your calendars—Boston is brimming with exciting Celtic music events in the upcoming weeks! On May 1, fans can look forward to a special talk by Jean Butler, celebrated for her role in “Riverdance,” at the Irish Cultural Centre of Greater Boston. Also on May 1, an Italian trio, Ensemble Sangineto, will perform at The Burren, part of the Brian O’Donovan Legacy Series.
The series doesn’t stop there—master fiddler Frankie Gavin will take the stage on May 14, followed by the dynamic duo Gerry O’Connor and Kevin McElroy on May 21. Looking for more variety? The trio Fódhla will grace Arts Collaborative Medford on May 16, and on May 9, Hanneke Cassel is set to perform in Belmont.
Other scheduled acts include Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas at Shalin Liu Performance Center, Neil Pearlman and Giovanni Kiyingi collaborating at Club Passim on May 4, and the legendary Martin and Eliza Carthy performing on May 5 and 6. Don’t miss out on local talent like Molly Pinto Madigan and the phenomenal Eileen Ivers showcasing “Celtic Spirit” with the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra. Plenty of options make for a promising month of delightful concerts!
So whether you’re tapping your feet at Fellswater’s concert or exploring other Celtic offerings in Boston, this is an exciting time for music lovers in the area! Don’t miss the chance to connect with vibrant tunes and even more vibrant musicians.
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