Session A9
Session A9

Session A9

GBREuropean, Celtic
7,353 monthly listeners
  • 3.4K followers
  • 73 followers
  • 1K fans

Session A9's Top Spotify Songs

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Lady Montgomery: Lady Montgomery / Mutts Favourite / Up Da Stroods Da Sailor Goes
2.2K streams
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Sporting Paddy: Sporting Paddy / Hamish The Carpenter / Hull's Reel / The Road to Erogie
374 streams
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The Sleeping Tune
370 streams
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One for the Road
301 streams
5
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The Real Mackay Wedding, Struy Lodge, Trip To The Market
240 streams

Session A9's Top Spotify Playlists in the past 3 Months

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natidreddd
by Spotify
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Scottish Folk/ Traditional
by Spotify
3
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Ceilidh/Scottish Music
by Spotify
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Fiddle Tunes - Traditional Irish, Scottish, Cape Breton, Quebecois, Old Time Fiddle Music
by Spotify
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Good Night (Celtic/Irish Instrumental)
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Events4 Events

Apr
07
Session A9 at Universal Hall Promotions
United Kingdom
GBR
, Forres0 - 500 Hall
Past
Jan-Feb
18-04
Celtic Connections
United Kingdom
GBR
, GlasgowN/A N/A
Past
Jan-Feb
18-03
Celtic Connections
United Kingdom
GBR
, GlasgowN/A N/A
Past
Sep
21-23
Skye Live Festival
United Kingdom
GBR
, PortreeN/A N/A
Past

Session A9's Past Events4 Events

  • Session A9 at Universal Hall Promotions

    Session A9
    Universal Hall Promotions
    GBR, Forres
    Hall0 - 500
  • Celtic Connections festival

    Angelique Kidjo, Bruce Hornsby, Tommy Emmanuel, Fatoumata Diawara, Allison Russell, Billy Bragg, Sarah Jarosz, Margo Price, Molly Tuttle, DakhaBrakha, Julie Fowlis, Blanco White, Aoife O'Donovan, The Wood Brothers, Chris Thile, The Milk Carton Kids, Nati Dreddd, Sierra Hull, John Craigie, Jerry Douglas, This Is The Kit, Lankum, Béla Fleck, Carlene Carter, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Darlingside, Drew Holcomb, Skerryvore, Lambchop, Talisk, Israel Nash, Skipinnish, Lindsay Lou, Dougie MacLean, Brothertiger, Kate Rusby, King Creosote, Gnoss, Katherine Priddy, Siobhan Miller, Buffalo Nichols, Daoiri Farrell, Edgar Meyer, Alan Stivell, Norman Blake, Eddi Reader, Jesca Hoop, Joshua Burnside, Alison Brown, Seth Lakeman, Carlos Núñez, Jembaa Groove, Sam Amidon, Les Amazones d'Afrique, Jeffrey Martin, KAIA KATER, Good Lovelies, Teddy Thompson, Pete Josef, Calum Stewart, Ashley Campbell, Michael Cleveland, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, Karine Polwart, Kelsey Waldon, Rachel Sermanni, Bryan Sutton, Duncan Chisholm, Scott Matthews, Valtos, Thea Gilmore, Rura, John Francis Flynn, Niwel Tsumbu, Breabach, Hannah Peel, Steve Mason, The Breath, Paul Buchanan, Becky Sikasa, Michael McGoldrick, Dustbowl Revival, Project Smok, Bernard Butler, Michael & Michelle, The Olllam, Outliers, Hamish Hawk, Blazin' Fiddles, Cherish The Ladies, Scottish Ensemble, Ross Ainslie, Sam Brookes, Kathryn Tickell, The Outside Track, Andrew Wasylyk, Ross Wilson, The Henry Girls, Kathryn Joseph, Éamon Doorley, Adwaith, Daimh, Brighde Chaimbeul, Carel Kraayenhof, Kim Carnie, John Doyle, Väsen, Justin Currie, Ailie Robertson, Archie Fisher, Junior Brother, FARA, Goitse, Niall McCabe, Natalie Haas, Gary Innes, Lily Lyons, Dirk Powell, Rosie H Sullivan, Clive Carroll, Mec Lir, Josienne Clarke, Roddy Woomble, Ron Block, Genticorum, Chris Difford, Rumba de Bodas, John McCusker, Phil Cunningham, The Laurettes, Elaine Howley, An Dannsa Dub, Kinnaris Quintet, Nancy Kerr, Dallahan, Ali Levack, Boo Hewerdine, Hannah Rarity, Aly Bain, Tim Edey, Robin Adams, Hamish Napier, Niall McNamee, Anna Massie, Emma Pollock, Tragedy Ann, Damien O'Kane, Findlay Napier, Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5, The Langan Band, Nuala Kennedy, The Black Feathers, Joy Dunlop, Tom Bright, Sarah Jane Scouten, Maeve Gilchrist, Session A9, The Willows, The Nordic Fiddler's Bloc, Maxwell Quartet, Iona Lane, Jamie MacDonald, Adam Sutherland, HEISK, Steph Geremia, Su-a Lee, Mark Schatz, Josie Duncan, brownbear, RANT, Lomond Campbell, Zervas & Pepper, Eyes Of Others, Carola Ortiz, Stundom, Frankie Archer, Ali Hutton, Robbie Cavanagh, Catriona McKay, Gordie Tentrees, Ceitidh Mac, The Friel Sisters, Rachel Hair, Beòlach, Sarabeth Tucek, Grainne Holland, Amy Laurenson, Alice Allen, Allison de Groot & Tatiana Hargreaves, Basset, Nick Harper, Tom Wright, Amy Papiransky, Gillebrìde Macmillan, NoGood Boyo, The John Martyn Project, Low Lily, Mairearad Green, Ruth Lyon, MF Tomlinson, Annie Ebrel, Siiga, Cathy Jordan, Jenna Reid, Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh, BAHOOKIE, VanIves, Lavinia BlackwAll, Donald Shaw, Beth Malcolm, Ewen Henderson, The Magpie Arc, Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas, Midnight Ambulance, Andrew Broder, Patsy Reid, Stereo Naked, Gatehouse, Daniel Kimbro, Pedair, Elizabeth Davidson-Blythe, Niall Vallely, Megan Henderson, Tracyanne Campbell, Chloe Matharu, Willie Campbell, Ciaran Ryan, Ruth Keggin, Martin Green, Ronan Le Bars Group, Fraser Fifield, Harley Kimbro Lewis, TRIP, Juliette Lemoine, Gilles Le Bigot, Mischa Macpherson, Fiona Hunter, Julie Alapnes, Tara Breen, Liz Knowles, Erlend Viken Trio, Rory Matheson, Gavin Marwick, The Wynntown Marshals, Campbell/Jensen, Westward the Light, Maggie MacInnes, Dónal O'Connor, Jean-Michel Veillon, lauren collier, The Countess Of Fife, Katie Macfarlane, Ingrid Henderson, Linda Buckley, Blue Giant Orkestar, Alain Genty, Tom Oakes, Rain Of Animals, Sean Gray, Lucie Hendry, Chris Amer, Colin Steele, Rose Room, Nicole Cassandra Smit, Iain MacFarlane, Tarran, Dave Milligan, Martin Tourish, Mairi McGillivray, Kristan Harvey, Blythe Pepino, Sarah Hayes, Mark Radcliffe, WILD CHILD, Angrusori, Jaxon Haldane, Alexander Aga Røynstrand, Liza Mulholland, Dopey Monkey, Acolyte, Ella Munro, Raymond MacDonald, Kaela Rowan, Duncan Lyall
    GBR, Glasgow
    Medium
  • Celtic Connections festival

    Tyler Childers, Avi Kaplan, Sturgill Simpson, Tommy Emmanuel, Fatoumata Diawara, Lucy Rose, Ana Moura, BEAM, Keb' Mo', Julie Fowlis, Noah Gundersen, Frazey Ford, ALEM, Anaïs Mitchell, The Secret Sisters, Chris Miles, The Milk Carton Kids, EBEN, Sierra Hull, Shovels & Rope, Jerry Douglas, Nitin Sawhney, The Lone Bellow, Béla Fleck, Jamie Scott, Iris DeMent, James Grant, Jonathan Wilson, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Barbara Dickson, Catrin Finch, The East Pointers, The Felice Brothers, Isobel Campbell, Sian, Sam Lee, Kacy & Clayton, Ben Miller Band, Kate Rusby, Dervish, Eddi Reader, Grace Petrie, James Graham, Sam Amidon, Ryley Walker, Les Amazones d'Afrique, Pieta Brown, Salsa Celtica, Karine Polwart, Abigail Washburn, Ímar, Rozi Plain, Rachel Sermanni, Flook, Duncan Chisholm, Brian Kennedy, Rura, Karen Matheson, Craig Finn, Della Mae, Breabach, Field Music, Michael McGoldrick, Kris Drever, Fergus McCreadie, Le Vent du Nord, Project Smok, Peatbog Faeries, The Trials of Cato, Chris Wright, Peggy Seeger, James Yorkston, Blazin' Fiddles, Cherish The Ladies, Ross Ainslie, Lau, Matt Carmichael, J.P. Bimeni, STOCKTON´S WING, Emily Smith, Emily Scott, Kapil Seshasayee, Iona Fyfe, John Doyle, Russ Barenberg, Archie Fisher, Séamus Egan, The Paul McKenna Band, Pictish Trail, Robert Vincent, Zoe Conway, John McCusker, Susanna, Rachael Dadd, Phil Cunningham, Phil Campbell, Kinnaris Quintet, Hannah Read, Claire Hastings, Amanda Anne Platt & The Honeycutters, Boo Hewerdine, Hannah Rarity, Aly Bain, Tessa Lark, April Verch, Ryan Young, Sam Baker, 9Bach, Charlie Grey and Joseph Peach, Frigg, Phamie Gow, Anna Massie, Cahalen Morrison & Eli West, Emma Pollock, M'ANAM, Tryst, Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5, The Langan Band, Danni Nicholls, Jacob Jolliff, Okra Playground, Session A9, Midnight Skyracer, Krismenn, Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire, Jenn Butterworth, RANT, Catriona McKay, Jarlath Henderson, Johanna Juhola, The Friel Sisters, The Little Unsaid, The Poozies, Robyn Stapleton, Amy Papiransky, VILDÁ, Gary West, Burd Ellen, Rab Noakes, Joe Newberry, Adam Holmes And The Embers, The Jellyman's Daughter, Rory Butler, Sarah-Jane Summers, Richard Youngs, Sväng, Daniel Kimbro, Simon Thacker, Rodney Branigan, Rowan Rheingans, Fat-Suit, Drouth, Sorren Maclean, Giovanna Pessi, Sharron Kraus, Fraser Fifield, Catriona McKay & Chris Stout, Gillian Frame, Maggie MacInnes, Christine Kydd, Rick Redbeard, Sheena Wellington, Adam Stafford, Alex Rex, Barbara Dymock, Djana Gabrielle, Sarah Hayes, Paul Towndrow, Cimarron, James Ross, Juuri & Juuri, War on the High Seas, Damien O'Kane & Ron Block
    GBR, Glasgow
    Medium
  • Skye Live Festival festival

    Denis Sulta, Fort Romeau, Dan Shake, Tamzene, Niteworks, Vessels, DJ Moxie, Or:la, Big Miz, Gary Innes, Pictish Trail, Eclair Fifi, Kinnaris Quintet, AFRODEUTSCHE, Session A9, HEISK
    GBR, Portree
    Small

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More about Session A9

Overview of Celtic musician Session A9

The British band Session A9 performs enthralling European and Celtic music. Session A9 has distinguished themselves in the world of Celtic music with their dynamic performances and accomplished musicianship. Their songs carry listeners away to Scotland's gorgeous landscapes, where eerie melodies and contagious rhythms take center stage.

Session A9 creates a compelling combination of old and new by taking influence from traditional Celtic music and giving it a modern touch. Their flawless fusion of fiddles, guitars, accordion, and percussion produces a rich, enthralling, and soul-stirring tapestry of sound. Audiences are mesmerized by the band's contagious energy and undeniable connection on stage as they create an electric environment.

Each note and chord in Session A9's music is a tribute to its Celtic roots, representing the energy and tenacity of the Scots. Their tunes evoke a wide spectrum of feelings, including happiness and nostalgia as well as despair and desire. Session A9's music enthralls audiences and transports them to a world steeped in tradition and culture, whether they are singing vivacious jigs or heartfelt ballads.

Session A9 stands out as a major force in the large field of European, Celtic music. Their distinctive fusion of classic and modern sounds, combined with their engaging performances, set them apart from their contemporaries. Session A9 continues to push the frontiers of Celtic music, enthralling audiences and making an enduring impression on the music industry with their contagious enthusiasm and unquestionable talent.

What are the most popular songs for Celtic musician Session A9?

The British band Session A9, which plays Celtic music, has become well-known for its fascinating music. "Lady Montgomery: Lady Montgomery / Mutts Favourite / Up Da Stroods Da Sailor Goes," a lively medley that highlights the band's vivacious and energizing vibe, is one of their best songs. "Ridee," a melodic song that crosses boundaries and transports listeners on a musical trip, is another standout track.

A track called "Sporting Paddy: Sporting Paddy / Hamish The Carpenter / Hull's Reel / The Road to Erogie" fuses traditional Celtic music with a contemporary feel to produce a singular and engrossing listening experience. The band's flexibility is evident in "One for the Road," a song that expertly combines many musical styles.

The song "The Sleeping Tune" is a hauntingly lovely composition that highlights the group's talent for composing captivating tunes. "The Real Mackay Wedding, Struy Lodge, Trip To The Market," one of their songs, is a vibrant medley that perfectly expresses the mood of their vivacious presentations.

Some other standout songs on the album are "Sporting Paddy, Hamish The Carpenter, Hull's, Road To Errogie," "The Bellydancer," "The Rabbit, Duncan The Gauger, Jig O' Beer," and "Gary Banjo: Swallow's / Katy Hill / Gary Banjo." A compelling listening experience is provided by the distinctive fusion of traditional Celtic sounds and modern musical influences found in each track.

The band Session A9 has made a name for themselves as a major player in European celtic music, capturing fans with their energetic performances and catchy songs. They continue to make a lasting impression on listeners all around the world with their distinctive fusion of traditional and modern elements.

What are the latest songs and music albums for Celtic musician Session A9?

British-born European Celtic music group Session A9 has recently put out a number of noteworthy CDs. "Live at Celtic Connections (2013)," their most recent album, highlights their mesmerizing live performances and perfectly captures the spirit of their vivacious stage presence. This album offers a lovely fusion of traditional Celtic melodies and dynamic modern arrangements on a wide range of tunes.

The band showcases their musical abilities in "Session A9 (2012)" with a selection of original songs and thoughtfully picked traditional songs. Fans of Celtic music will enjoy the album's diversity and ability to expertly meld several musical genres, which makes for an engaging listening experience. Each song on the album has its own distinct appeal, demonstrating the band's dedication to producing engrossing and high-caliber music.

"Bottlenecks & Arm-Breakers (2009)" is a remarkable album from Session A9. The band's ability to infuse their songs with vigor and feeling is most demonstrated on this album. Session A9 takes listeners to the core of Celtic music with the help of their expert musicianship and symphonious harmonies. Each song on the album demonstrates the band's talent at giving traditional Celtic music a fresh new feel.

Session A9's entrancing music and energetic performances never fail to captivate audiences. The group's most recent CDs demonstrate their dedication to upholding the Celtic music genre's rich history while also expanding its bounds. Session A9's albums are guaranteed to enthrall you and leave you wanting more, whether you've been a fan for a while or are just discovering them.

Which are the most important music performances and festival appearances for Celtic musician Session A9?

The renowned British Celtic music group Session A9 has enchanted audiences at a number of locations and festivals with their spellbinding performances. Celtic Connections and Skye Live Festival stand out among their significant appearances as top events where Session A9 has mesmerized audiences with their distinctive sound.

Session A9 gave a memorable performance at Celtic Connections that displayed their prodigious musical skills. They created a wonderful ambience by fusing traditional Celtic music with modern influences, which astounded the crowd. The group's excellent instrumentals and mellow compositions brought listeners to the core of celtic music.

Session A9 had a noteworthy festival performance at Skye Live Festival. The audience was energized by their exciting and energizing performance, making it an unforgettable event for everyone in attendance. The audience was up dancing and chanting along to Session A9's catchy tunes thanks to their contagious rhythm and vivacious stage presence.

Session A9 has performed at other locations and festivals all around the country in addition to these top festivals, mesmerizing crowds with their unmatched musicianship. Session A9's concerts have constantly left a lasting effect on music enthusiasts everywhere, whether they were in small pub settings or huge concert venues.

Overall, Session A9's appearances at events like Celtic Connections and Skye Live Festival have enhanced their standing as one of the most well-known Celtic music groups in the continent's music landscape. Their ability to masterfully combine traditional Celtic melodies with a modern twist has won them a devoted following, and they continue to enthrall audiences everywhere they go.