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Clannad are a traditional Irish folk band from Gweedore, Ireland.
Formed in 1970, they have released 16 studio albums to date, with the most recent being 'Nádúr' in 2013. The band have recorded music in six different languages, and have been awarded some of the highest honours in entertainment for their efforts, including a Grammy, a BAFTA and an Ivor Novello Award. Clannad will play a final Farewell Show at Dublin's 3Arena on December 9, 2022, before a run of shows in Australia in March 2023. Catch them live by checking tour dates and ticket information below on Stereoboard. The event you clicked on is no longer available or expired. Please see the current listings below.
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Clannad are a traditional Irish folk band from Gweedore, Ireland.
Formed in 1970, they have released 16 studio albums to date, with the most recent being 'Nádúr' in 2013. The band have recorded music in six different languages, and have been awarded some of the highest honours in entertainment for their efforts, including a Grammy, a BAFTA and an Ivor Novello Award. Clannad will play a final Farewell Show at Dublin's 3Arena on December 9, 2022, before a run of shows in Australia in March 2023. Catch them live by checking tour dates and ticket information here on Stereoboard. Clannad Comments & FeedbackClannad Concert & Event Reviews1 Fan Reviews  
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Liverpool The Philharmonic Hall on March 19 2014
The Philharmonic Hall is an excellent venue and the acoustics are superbly matched with the music of Clannad and Mary Black. Moya's voice has not lost any of its haunting sounds and there could be no better musicians to back her than her brothers and uncles.
Seeing them live is an awesome experience and listening to their new material such as Vellum, Rhapsody na gCrann and Brave Enough alongside some of their more well known songs, Theme from Harry's Game and the compilation of songs from the film Robin of Sherwood is a privilege. The atmosphere was both respectfully quiet and at the same time there seemed to be electricity in the air. Personally, the highlights of the concert were hearing the fantastic vocals and the instrumentals which blended perfectly and also where would you get a fantastic group of musicians and the vocals of Moya and Mary Black in the same place which came together in the final encore. The worst moment was when they left the stage - night over, but what a night!!! The encore and the audiences applause are still ringing in my ears.
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