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They’ve enchanted audiences across the globe selling 500,000 tickets in the US alone toured Japan, South Africa, Germany and Canada. Now, the biggest show to come to out of Ireland since Riverdance Celtic Woman is set to take Britain by storm.

Described as The Riverdance Of Voices. Celtic Woman was created to feature the very special talents of four young Irish female vocalists and a very exciting young fiddle player. The original members will be joined by New Zealand singing sensation Hayley Westenra (the world’s best-selling classical artist) on their British tour.

The five women, vocalists Chloe, Lisa, Méav, Orla and fiddle player Mairead, are led by David Downes, a prodigious young Irish talent who has previously worked as musical director of Riverdance.

The female Irish ensemble of angelic voices have just released a brand new studio album offering the signature Celtic Woman sound that has captured the hearts of audiences everywhere. The repertoire is an unforgettable collection of contemporary

hits (Beyond The Sea, The Prayer, Scarborough Fair, Over The Rainbow), classical favorites

(Lascia Ch’io Pianga, Vivaldi’s Rain) and Irish standards (Dúlaman, At the Ceili, Caledonia, Mo Ghile Mear).

Tour dates are: September 22, Manchester Bridgewater Hall, 0161 907 9000; September 23, Birmingham Symphony Hall, 0121 780 3333; September 24, Cardiff St. Davids Hall, 029 2087 8444; September 26, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 0870 169 0100; September 28, Bournemouth BIC, 0870 111 3000; September 29, London Royal Albert Hall, 020 589 8212.

Tickets on sale now priced £25 regional. London £32.50/£27.50/£22.50.

24 hr cc hotline: 0871 2200 260 or buy online www.gigsandtours.com or www.celticwoman.com

 
 
 
 
 
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