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Celtic Thunder: Live in Concert, 1978-2018 features 16 live concert recordings spanning 40 years of performance by this noted and popular group from the DC-Baltimore area (and with deep roots in NYC). The first new album by the original Celtic Thunder in a number of years, this recording has an immediacy that will make listeners feel as though they are right there in the hall as the music is playing.

A beautiful collection of Celtic Thunder's best romantic recordings, combining contemporary classics such as "Everything I Do" and "Without You" with traditional Celtic favorites including "She Moved Through The Fair" and "My Love Is Like A Red, Red Rose." Celtic Thunder has been hailed as Billboard's Top World Music Artist, along with Top World Music Imprint and Top World Album four times, and with over 800 shows to date, the group has performed live for well over a million fans worldwide. This is a new, unopened CD in its original packaging.

Since forming in 1989, Thunder have established themselves at the top table of UK rock and cultivating a well-deserved reputation as consummate live performers.

Celtic Thunder is a popular multi-generational Irish vocal ensemble and stage show combining traditional Irish folk roots with more contemporary sounds. Emerging in 2008, the production has yielded dozens of platinum-selling albums and videos over the years, including Heritage (2011), Voyage (2012), and Homeland (2021). Celtic Thunder has occasionally explored music outside of the folk idiom with forays into Broadway musicals, pop, rock, and holiday standards. Celtic Thunder was conceived by Sharon Browne and written and arranged by Phil Coulter and designed as a contemporary exploration of Celtic music.

Celtic Thunder is an Irish-Scottish musical group that has been a multiple-time Billboard winner in the world music category. Since their debut in 2007, they have released 11 albums, including "Heritage," "Mythology," and "Legacy." Their shows are known for impressive stage effects and a mix of traditional and contemporary Celtic music. The group actively tours the USA, Canada, and Australia, conducting large-scale tours and releasing popular albums. In 2014, Celtic Thunder joined Sony Records’ Legacy label, releasing "Holiday Symphony" and "The Very Best of Celtic Thunder."

Celtic Thunder is an Irish-Scottish musical group that has been a multiple-time Billboard winner in the world music category. Since their debut in 2007, they have released 11 albums, including "Heritage," "Mythology," and "Legacy." Their shows are known for impressive stage effects and a mix of traditional and contemporary Celtic music. The group actively tours the USA, Canada, and Australia, conducting large-scale tours and releasing popular albums. In 2014, Celtic Thunder joined Sony Records’ Legacy label, releasing "Holiday Symphony" and "The Very Best of Celtic Thunder."

Among the most popular and enduring British hard rock bands of the past 25 years, Thunder are to launch the previously unreleased live album "Live At Islington Academy" on January 26, 2024.

A show rather than a group, Celtic Thunder was conceived by Sharon Browne and written and arranged by Phil Coulter and designed as a contemporary exploration of Celtic music, which means it falls to the pop-dance side of the spectrum more than it does to the traditional side. The show was staged, recorded, and filmed in Dublin in August of 2007 and featured five male vocalists, Damian McGinty (only 14 years old when the show was recorded), Keith Harkin, Paul Byrom, Ryan Kelly, and George Donaldson, rotating leads through a set of traditional and contemporary songs, several of them written by Coulter.

British hard-rock heroes, Thunder, release their 13th studio album ‘All The Right Noises’. The album is a return to the full-throttle sound of Thunder that has seen them create a hugely successful 30+ year career at the forefront of British rock, all built around the lifelong friendship of vocalist extraordinaire Danny Bowes and songwriting genius and guitarist Luke Morley. ‘All The Right Noises’ is an intense confection of illicit charms that reasserts their authority as the number one band in the land. Recorded in the months leading up to the first Covid-19 lockdown, it was originally due for release in September 2020. Strange to reflect then on how much of the new material appears to address the challenging new world we now inhabit. On the album, Luke says “ All the songs were written and recorded pre-Covid. But it is interesting how if you look at some of the tracks through the prism of Covid they still make a lot of sense.” The volcanic lead single from the album, ‘Last One Out Turn Off The Lights’ could easily be mistaken for world-ending lockdown rage. But, says Luke, “That was directly about Brexit, but you could apply it to everything else.” The track is indicative of both the ferocity and message of the album as a whole, with subjects tackled including depression, mental health, and diversity