Green Note Presents: The Celtic Social Club

Tue 17 Nov7:30pm

Green Note Presents: The Celtic Social Club

The Water Rats
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Tuesday 17 November

Starts 7:30pm

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The Water Rats

328 Grays Inn Road, WC1X 8BZ

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About

Ten years after their inception, THE CELTIC SOCIAL CLUB are still thriving upon their traditional heritage, but also widening their influences to the richness of other genres and cultures.

THE CELTIC SOCIAL CLUB have been pursuing a fascinating journey in the modernization of traditional tunes from Brittany, Ireland, Scotland and Asturia, to make a few.

On their third LP, the band have never sounded so tight and powerful, nor so relevant and fresh, with great reviews on both sides of the channel. Recorded and produced in France, then mixed in the US by Manu Masko and New-Yorker Ariel Borujow (Black Eyed Peas, Cee Lo), these ten new tracks demonstrate the idiosyncratic synergy between tradition, songwriting and live energy.

THE CELTIC SOCIAL CLUB are forging a new way to bridge the gap between Celtic, rock and pop music with compelling authority. After shows in USA, China, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Turkey, the Czech Republic and Algeria, new live dates are coming up in the UK and Ireland.

Traditional yet progressive, original yet fast becoming a new sensation at venues throughout the world. THE CELTIC SOCIAL CLUB are a vital link between the past and the future of music. Line up features Taylor Byrne (Vocals, Guitar), Manu Masko (Red Cardell, DMFB), Ronan Le Bars (Héritage des celtes, Johnny Hallyday), Goulven Hamel (Cathal Coughlan, Miossec), Pierre Stephan (Meaelstrom), Richard Puaud (Alexandre Varlet, DFMB) and Mathieu Pequeriau (Blue Monkeys, DFMB).

"It's all great fun, ideally suited for a big festival stage and big crowd"

RnR Magazine

"A clever mix reminiscent of a supergroup containing members of The Dubliners, The Pogues and The Clash"

Rolling Stone

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