Tag Archives: Danú

Danú’s Think Before You Think 

Posted on 23rd May 2016 by Kim Bates

It’s a great pleasure to begin the a new year with an album of Irish music that is filled with stellar arrangements, tunes and songs that don’t pop up on every second disc, fine musicianship and a one of those … Continue reading →

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Interview with Danú at the Winnipeg Folk Festival

Posted on 23rd May 2016 by Kim Bates

I spoke with Ciarán Ó Gealbháin (vocalist) and Donnchadh Gough (bodhrán and uilleann pipes) about the influences on Danú’s music, and the blending of new sounds with the old traditions. Their main stage set on Friday evening was one of the high … Continue reading →

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Danú at The Playhouse

Posted on 18th May 2016 by Diverse Voices

Faith penned this review. It was snowing. Danu had driven in from Charlottetown, a four-hour drive at the best of times, including a daunting bridge over the Northumberland Strait and long stretches of woods, much longer with the road slushy and the wind … Continue reading →

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Danú at Hugh’s Room, Toronto

Posted on 17th May 2016 by Kim Bates

Danú are clearly one of the bright lights amongst the new generation of Irish traditional musicians, boasting some incredible individual and collective talent. I had last seen Danú at the Winnipeg Folk Festival, and was really looking forward to this gig. I … Continue reading →

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