Spotify Playlists Irish-Celtic
Spotify Playlists Irish-Celtic
Spotify Playlists Irish-Celtic – The best Irish and Celtic music playlists on Spotify.
This space includes the best Spotify playlists of Irish and Celtic Music including artists such as: Patricks, Patsy Watchorn, The Irish Rovers, Barnbrack, The Clacy Brothers, Flogging Molly, Seamus Kennedy, The Blarney Lads, The Kilkenny Brothers, Michelle Amato, Dropkick Murphys, Oysterband, Alban Fùam, The Dubliners, The Rumjacks, The Pogues, The Mahones, The Tossers, Sir Reg, Michael McGoldrick, Fiddler’s Green, Smokey Bastard, We Banjo 3, Dervish, Young Dubliners, Buck-O-Nine, Gaelic Storm, Flook, Paddy And The Rats, Jerry Douglas, Celtic Woman, Eva McBrea, The Green Shamrocks , Anima Keltia and Lucia De Carlo.
Irish music is music that has been created in Ireland. The indigenous music is called Irish traditional music. During the years it has developed a strong connection to music influences from Britain and the United States but Irish traditional music has kept many of its own elements and has been influenced many forms of music such as country and roots music in the United States, which have had some influence on modern rock music, as well. Rock and roll, punk rock, and other genres have been fused with Irish Music as well.
The history of Irish music reaches back to Gregorian chants in the Middle Ages, choral and harp music of the Renaissance, court music of the Baroque and early Classical period and many Romantic, late Romantic and twentieth-century modernist music. Anima Keltia is an artist that plays Celtic harp and is representative of this style of Irish and Celtic music.
The Main Irish instruments are Flute, Fiddle, Tin Whistle, Low Whistle, Uilleann Pipes, Accordion, Concertina, Bodhrán and Harp. Nowadays however, Guitar, Bouzouki, Mandolin, Banjo, Harmonica and Piano are commonly used in Irish music. A band like Alban Fùam uses Bodhrán and acoustic guitar whereas a band like Patricks produces traditional Irish music with the help of modern instruments such as Drums and electric Bass.
A category of Irish Traditional music is that of Irish Drinking Songs (Irish Drinking Music). Get an authentic Irish pub experience by grabbing a pint of Guinness or a dram of Irish whiskey, and sing along to some Irish trad with your fellow pub patrons. While almost any Irish song makes for an excellent drinking song, there are a few that stand head and shoulders above the rest. Here, the essential Irish drinking songs for the best bout of craic: “Beer, Beer, Beer”, “Black Velvet Band”, “Seven Drunken Nights”, “The Holy Ground”, “Lily the Pink”, “Old Dun Cow (MacIntyre!)”, “The Orange and the Green”, “Come Out Ye Black and Tans, “Whiskey you’re the Devil”, “Rattlin’ Bog”, “Johnny at the Door”, “Finnegan’s Wake”, “Johnny Jump Up”, “Whiskey in the Jar”, “Wild Rover”, “A Begging I Will Go (An English Folk Song)”, “Health to the Company”, “Drunken Sailor”.
Music of Ireland is often associated with dances such as Jigs, Reels and Hornpipes.
On the other hand Celtic music is a wide grouping of music genres that evolved out of the tradition of folk music and of the Celtic people from Western Europe. Celtic music could the music of the people that identify themselves as Celts or it can be referred to the qualities unique to the music of the Celtic nations. Many popular Celtic musicians such as Alan Stivell and Paddy Moloney say that the different Celtic music style have a lot in common.
The term Celtic music is often applied to the music of Scotland and Ireland because both lands have created well-known particular styles which have a lot in common and mutual influences. The definition of Celtic Music may be complicated because of the Irish independence which has allowed Ireland to promote ‘Celtic’ music as an Irish product. Celtic styles are known because of the importance of Irish and Scottish people in the English speaking countries, in particular in the United States, where they have had a profound influence on American music: in bluegrass and country music.
The music of Wales, Cornwall, Brittany, the Isle of Man, Cantabria, Galicia and Asturias (in Spain) and Portugal can be considered Celtic music. The tradition is really strong in Brittany, which its Celtic festivals that take place throughout the year, and also in Wales, where the ancient eisteddfod tradition has been revived. Moreover the music styles of ethnically Celtic peoples abroad are really vibrant, especially in the United States and Canada.
The provinces of Atlantic Canada are well-known for being a home of Celtic music, especially on the islands of Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton. Some older forms of Celtic music that are so rare in Scotland and Ireland nowadays are still common in the Maritimes. The music of this region is Celtic celebrates the sea, seafaring and fishing.
Ireland, Wales, Scotland, Brittany and Cornwall have living roots of language and music. Breton artist Alan Stivell was one of the earliest musicians to use the word Celtic and Keltia in his productions, beginning in the 1960s as part of the worldwide folk music revival with the term quickly catching on with other artists. Today, the genre Celtic Music is well established and incredibly diverse.
In recent decades Irish music and Celtic Music have been very successful internationally; however, the most successful genres have been rock, popular and traditional fusion, with performers such as: Alban Fuam , Altan, The Answer, Anima Keltia, Ash, Aslan, Axis Of, B*Witched, Bell X1, Frances Black, Mary Black, The Blizzards, The Bothy Band, Brendan Bowyer, Boyzone, Paul Brady, Chris de Burgh, Paddy Casey, The Cast of Cheers, Celtic Thunder, Celtic Woman, The Chieftains, The Clancy Brothers, Clannad, Codes, Rita Connolly, The Coronas, The Corrs, Phil Coulter, Nadine Coyle (of Girls Aloud), The Cranberries, Peter Cunnah (of D:Ream), Dana, De Dannan, Cathy Davey, Damien Dempsey, The Divine Comedy, Joe Dolan, Val Doonican, Ronnie Drew, The Dubliners, Patricks, Mary Duff, Duke Special, EDEN, Enya, Julie Feeney, Fight Like Apes, Mick Flannery, The Frames, Bridie Gallagher, Rory Gallagher, Lisa Hannigan, Glen Hansard of The Frames, Gemma Hayes, The High Kings, Niall Horan (of One Direction), Horslips, The Hothouse Flowers, Hozier, In Tua Nua, Andy Irvine, Laura Izibor, Gavin James, Jape, Jerry Fish & The Mudbug Club, Siva Kaneswaran (of The Wanted), Dolores Keane, Luke Kelly, Keywest, Kíla, James Kilbane, Kodaline, Jack L, Johnny Logan, Dónal Lunny, Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy, Tommy Makem, Imelda May, Eleanor McEvoy, Christy Moore, Gary Moore, Van Morrison, Moving Hearts, Samantha Mumba, Mundy, Roisin Murphy, Ruby Murray, My Bloody Valentine, Declan Nerney, Maura O’Connell, Sinéad O’Connor, Daniel O’Donnel, Annmarie O’Riordan, Declan O’Rourke, Gilbert O’Sullivan, Picturehouse, Pillow Queens, Planxty, Patricks, Carmel Quinn, Republic of Loose, Damien Rice, The Riptide Movement, Dickie Rock, Derek Ryan, RUN iN RED, The Saw Doctors, The Script, Sharon Shannon, Snow Patrol, Something Happens, Davy Spillane, Stiff Little Fingers, Stockton’s Wing, The Strypes, Yasha Swag, Therapy?, The Thrills, The Undertones, The Wolfe Tones, Time Is A Thief, Two Door Cinema Club, U2, VerseChorusVerse, Villagers, Westlife, Bill Whelan, Finbar Wright, gaining international success. Some of these are included in our Irish and Celtic music Spotify playlists.
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Here is some of the music included in our Spotify Playlists:
Come InThe Irish Rovers • The Irish Rovers 50 Years – Vol. 1
Whiskey, You’re The Devil/The Silver Spear/The Mountain RoadPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
If You’re Irish, Come Into The ParlourBarnbrack • 101 Beautiful Irish Ballads
Kesh Jig / Blarney PilgrimPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Crack Was 90Patsy Watchorn • The Craic Was Ninety (20 Great Irish Pub Songs)
Rocky Road To DublinPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
The Jug of Punch – LiveThe Clancy Brothers, Tommy Makem • Irish Drinking Songs
Finnegan’s WakePatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Drunken LullabiesFlogging Molly • Drunken Lullabies
Glasgow Reel / Aaron’s Key / Banshee ReelPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
The LiarSeamus Kennedy • In Concert
Beer, Beer, BeerThe Clancy Brothers • Irish Drinking Songs
They’re Taking The Hobbits To Isengard / The Fellowship / The Shire – Bonus TrackPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Bold O’DonaghueThe Blarney Lads • Irish Drinking Songs For St. Patrick’s Day
Spancil HillPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Molly MaloneThe Blarney Lads • Irish Drinking Songs For St. Patrick’s Day
Cod-Liver Oil / CooliesWaxies Dargle • Irish Drinking Songs For St. Patrick’s Day
P Stands For PaddyPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Muirsheen DurkinThe Blarney Lads • Irish Drinking Songs For St. Patrick’s Day
The Butterfly / Golden Stud / The Man Of The HousePatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Seven Drunken NightsThe Kilkenny Brothers • Irish Drinking Songs For St. Patrick’s Day
Danny BoyMichelle Amato • Irish Drinking Songs For St. Patrick’s Day
Rambling IrishmanSpailpin, Column MacOireachtaigh • Irish Drinking Songs For St. Patrick’s Day
Kiss Me, I’m ShitfacedDropkick Murphys • A Toast to St. Patrick! – Irish Drinking Songs
All For Me GrogLiam Clancy • A Toast to St. Patrick! – Irish Drinking Songs
Fairytale of New YorkAlban Fuam, Alison • Happy Irish Christmas
The Great Song of the IndifferenceAlban Fuam • Whiskey ‘n Beer (12 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Songs Performed on Violins, Bodhran, Irish Guitars, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Dirty Old Town – Standard Country Folk BalladAlban Fuam, Alessandro Antonello • Whiskey ‘n Beer (12 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Songs Performed on Violins, Bodhran, Irish Guitars, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Poor Paddy Works On the RailwayThe Blarney Lads • Irish Drinking Songs For St. Patrick’s Day
Fields of Athenry – Best-Known Song About the Great Famine Which Raged over Ireland from 1845 Until 1849Alban Fuam, Giulia Vallisari • Whiskey ‘n Beer (12 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Songs Performed on Violins, Bodhran, Irish Guitars, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Whiskey, You’re The Devil/The Silver Spear/The Mountain RoadPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
An Irish Pub SongThe Rumjacks • Gangs Of New Holland
The Butterfly / Golden Stud / The Man Of The HousePatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Galway Girl Alban Fuam • Galway Girl
They’re Taking The Hobbits To Isengard / The Fellowship / The Shire – Bonus TrackPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Farewell to Whalley RangeAlban Fuam • Galway Girl
Kesh Jig / Blarney PilgrimPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
High on a MountainAlban Fuam • Galway Girl
Finnegan’s WakePatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Sally MacLennaneThe Pogues • Rum Sodomy & The Lash (Expanded)
Rocky Road To DublinPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Harvest Home – The Red Haired BoyAlban Fuam • Galway Girl
Spancil Hill Patricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Leaving of Liverpool – Fare Thee Well, My Own True Love Alban Fuam • Galway Girl
Long Black VeilAlban Fuam • Galway Girl
Paint the Town RedThe Mahones • Rise Again
Glasgow Reel / Aaron’s Key / Banshee ReelPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Drunken SailorAlban Fuam • Galway Girl
The Foggy Dew (with Sinéad O’Connor)The Chieftains, Sinéad O’Connor • The Long Black Veil
Loch Lomond – The Bonnie Banks o’ Loch LomondAlban Fuam • Galway Girl
Whiskey Makes Me CrazyThe Tossers • On a Fine Spring Evening
Madam I’m a DarlingAlban Fuam • Galway Girl
The Auld TriangleAlban Fuam • Galway Girl
Streams of Whiskey – Irish Drinking SongAlban Fuam • Saint Patrick Party (15 Best Irish Drinking Songs)
Rocky Road to Dublin – Traditional Irish Drinking SongAlban Fuam, Jes Sadler • Saint Patrick Party (15 Best Irish Drinking Songs)
Arrive On St. Patrick’s DaySir Reg • SIR REG
Star of the County Down – Old Irish Ballad Set Near Banbridge in County Down, in Northern IrelandAlban Fuam • Whiskey ‘n Beer (12 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Songs Performed on Violins, Bodhran, Irish Guitars, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Beer, Beer, BeerThe Clancy Brothers • Irish Drinking Songs
Duelling Violins / The Connaught Man’s Rambles / The Boys of Malin – From “Lord of the Dance”Alban Fuam • Saint Patrick Party (15 Best Irish Drinking Songs)
I’m Shipping Up To BostonDropkick Murphys • The Warrior’s Code
Duelling Violins / The Connaught Man’s Rambles / The Boys of Malin – Duelling Violins from Musical Lord of the DanceAlban Fuam • From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
The VoiceCeltic Woman • A New Journey
The City Of ChicagoPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Farewell to Whalley Range Alban Fuam • Galway Girl
The Rising of the Moon – Popular Irish Song About the 1798 Rebellion in IrelandAlban Fuam • From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Games of ThronesDonegal Woods • Celtic Music (Magical Flavor of Ireland)
The Humours of Scarriff / Old Hag You Have Killed Me / Morrison’s Jig – Traditional Irish Reel and JigsAlban Fuam • From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
The Parting Glass Celtic Woman • Emerald: Musical Gems
Finnegan’s Wake Patricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Rocky Road to Dublin – Traditional Irish Drinking SongAlban Fuam, Jes Sadler • From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Loch Lomond – The Bonnie Banks o’ Loch LomondAlban Fuam • Galway Girl
Kesh Jig / Blarney PilgrimPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
I’ll Tell Me MaThe Green Shamrocks • Irish and Celtic Music (10 Most Popular Celtic Tunes Performed on Irish Bagpipes, Fiddle, Tin Whistle, Bouzouky, Bodhran and Celtic Harp.)
Connie Walshe’s / Out on the Ocean / Dinny Delaney’s – Traditional Irish Jigs Including Cúil Aodha SlideAlban Fuam • From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Bonny PortmoreEva McBrea • All Souls Night
Whiskey, You’re The Devil/The Silver Spear/The Mountain RoadPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
Spancil HillPatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
The Monaghan Jig – Traditional Irish JigAlban Fuam • From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Red Is the RoseThe Green Shamrocks • Irish and Celtic Music (10 Most Popular Celtic Tunes Performed on Irish Bagpipes, Fiddle, Tin Whistle, Bouzouky, Bodhran and Celtic Harp.)
Jackie’s Coleman / The Old Copper Plate / Dave Normaway MacDonald’s Wedding / The Wild Irishman – 4 Traditional ReelsAlban Fuam • From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Harvest Home – The Red Haired BoyAlban Fuam • Galway Girl
The Butterfly / Golden Stud / The Man Of The HousePatricks • Rocky Road to Ireland
The Dusty Windowsill / The Gravel WalkAlban Fuam • From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Scarborough Fair – Traditional English Ballad About the Yorkshire Town of ScarboroughAlban Fuam, Alison Medini • From Galway to Dublin (10 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Tunes Played on Violins, Bodhran, Bouzouki, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
The Wishing Well / Apples in Winter / Frost Is All Over – 3 Traditional Irish and Celtic Instrumentals for Jigs and ReelsAlban Fuam • Whiskey ‘n Beer (12 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Songs Performed on Violins, Bodhran, Irish Guitars, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Traditional Jigs / The Congress Reel – From “Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows”Alban Fuam • Tunes from Ireland (10 Best Traditional Celtic and Irish Tunes: Jigs, Reels, Hornpipes)
The Irish Rover – Irish Folk Song About a Magnificent Sailing Ship That Reaches an Unfortunate EndAlban Fuam • Whiskey ‘n Beer (12 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Songs Performed on Violins, Bodhran, Irish Guitars, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Isle of Innisfree The Green Shamrocks, Alison • Irish and Celtic Music (10 Most Popular Celtic Tunes Performed on Irish Bagpipes, Fiddle, Tin Whistle, Bouzouky, Bodhran and Celtic Harp.)
The Blarney Pilgrim / John Ryan’s Polka – From “The Titanic”Alban Fuam • Whiskey ‘n Beer (12 Most Popular Irish and Celtic Folk Traditional Songs Performed on Violins, Bodhran, Irish Guitars, Tin Whistle Flute and Vocals)
Drunken Sailor Alban Fùam • Galway Girl