The Friel Sisters
The Friel Sisters

The Friel Sisters

GBREuropean, Celtic
731 monthly listeners
  • 793 followers
  • 472 subscribers
  • 2.5K followers
  • 128 followers

The Friel Sisters's Top Spotify Songs

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Young Tom Ennis / King of the Pipers / Hunt the Cat
201 streams
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Ranafast Jig / Statia Donnelly / My Former Wife
57 streams
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Stór a Stór a Ghrá
29 streams
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Kelvin’s Purling Stream
28 streams
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The Dusty Miller / The Four Courts / The Merry Sisters
25 streams
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The Friel Sisters's YouTube Videos

14.9K
Views
The Friel Sisters - The Blue Hills of Antrim
Youtube
14.9K views
Mar 20, 2012
11.8K
Views

The Friel Sisters - Riverside Show, STV Glasgow. Reels.

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The Friel Sisters - Riverside Show, STV Glasgow. Reels.
Youtube
11.8K views
Mar 30, 2016
9.1K
Views

The Friel Sisters - The Laurel Tree

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The Friel Sisters - The Laurel Tree
Youtube
9.1K views
Feb 27, 2018

Events6 Events

Jan-Feb
18-04
Celtic Connections
United Kingdom
GBR
, GlasgowN/A N/A
Past
Nov
20
The Friel Sisters at Hard Rock Cafe Pittsburgh
United States
USA
, Pittsburgh0 - 500 Bar
Past
Apr
14
The Friel Sisters at Pan Piper Live
France
FRA
, Paris500 - 1200 Hall
Past
Aug
25-28
Tonder Festival
Denmark
DNK
, TønderN/A N/A
Past
Jan-Feb
18-03
Celtic Connections
United Kingdom
GBR
, GlasgowN/A N/A
Past

The Friel Sisters's Past Events6 Events

  • 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, Sierra Hull, Nati Dreddd, John Craigie, Jerry Douglas, This Is The Kit, Lankum, Béla Fleck, Carlene Carter, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Drew Holcomb, Darlingside, Skerryvore, Lambchop, Talisk, Israel Nash, Skipinnish, Dougie MacLean, Lindsay Lou, Brothertiger, Kate Rusby, King Creosote, Gnoss, Katherine Priddy, Siobhan Miller, Daoiri Farrell, Buffalo Nichols, Edgar Meyer, Norman Blake, Alan Stivell, Eddi Reader, Joshua Burnside, Jesca Hoop, Alison Brown, Seth Lakeman, Carlos Núñez, Jembaa Groove, Sam Amidon, Les Amazones d'Afrique, Jeffrey Martin, Good Lovelies, KAIA KATER, 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, Niwel Tsumbu, Rura, Thea Gilmore, John Francis Flynn, Breabach, Hannah Peel, Steve Mason, The Breath, Paul Buchanan, Michael McGoldrick, Becky Sikasa, Dustbowl Revival, Bernard Butler, Project Smok, The Olllam, Michael & Michelle, Outliers, Hamish Hawk, Blazin' Fiddles, Scottish Ensemble, Cherish The Ladies, Ross Ainslie, Sam Brookes, Kathryn Tickell, The Outside Track, Andrew Wasylyk, Ross Wilson, The Henry Girls, Kathryn Joseph, Adwaith, Éamon Doorley, Daimh, Brighde Chaimbeul, Carel Kraayenhof, Kim Carnie, John Doyle, Väsen, Justin Currie, Ailie Robertson, Archie Fisher, Junior Brother, FARA, Niall McCabe, Goitse, Natalie Haas, Gary Innes, Lily Lyons, Rosie H Sullivan, Dirk Powell, Clive Carroll, Mec Lir, Josienne Clarke, Roddy Woomble, Ron Block, Genticorum, Chris Difford, Rumba de Bodas, John McCusker, Phil Cunningham, The Laurettes, An Dannsa Dub, Elaine Howley, Ali Levack, Kinnaris Quintet, Dallahan, Nancy Kerr, Boo Hewerdine, Hannah Rarity, Aly Bain, Tim Edey, Robin Adams, Hamish Napier, Tragedy Ann, Niall McNamee, Anna Massie, Emma Pollock, Damien O'Kane, Findlay Napier, Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5, The Langan Band, The Black Feathers, Nuala Kennedy, Joy Dunlop, Tom Bright, Sarah Jane Scouten, Maeve Gilchrist, Session A9, The Willows, Maxwell Quartet, The Nordic Fiddler's Bloc, Iona Lane, Jamie MacDonald, HEISK, Adam Sutherland, Steph Geremia, Josie Duncan, Su-a Lee, brownbear, Mark Schatz, RANT, Zervas & Pepper, Eyes Of Others, Lomond Campbell, Carola Ortiz, Stundom, Frankie Archer, Ali Hutton, Robbie Cavanagh, Catriona McKay, Gordie Tentrees, Ceitidh Mac, The Friel Sisters, Beòlach, Rachel Hair, Grainne Holland, Sarabeth Tucek, Amy Laurenson, Tom Wright, Alice Allen, Allison de Groot & Tatiana Hargreaves, Basset, Nick Harper, Amy Papiransky, Gillebrìde Macmillan, NoGood Boyo, Low Lily, Mairearad Green, MF Tomlinson, The John Martyn Project, Ruth Lyon, Annie Ebrel, Cathy Jordan, Jenna Reid, Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh, Siiga, BAHOOKIE, VanIves, Lavinia BlackwAll, Beth Malcolm, Ewen Henderson, Donald Shaw, Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas, The Magpie Arc, 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, Juliette Lemoine, Gilles Le Bigot, TRIP, Harley Kimbro Lewis, Fiona Hunter, Mischa Macpherson, Julie Alapnes, Tara Breen, Liz Knowles, Erlend Viken Trio, The Wynntown Marshals, Rory Matheson, Gavin Marwick, 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, Kaela Rowan, Raymond MacDonald, Duncan Lyall
    GBR, Glasgow
    Medium
  • The Friel Sisters at Hard Rock Cafe Pittsburgh

    The Friel Sisters
    Hard Rock Cafe Pittsburgh
    USA, Pittsburgh
    Bar0 - 500
  • The Friel Sisters at Pan Piper Live

    The Friel Sisters
    Pan Piper Live
    FRA, Paris
    Hall500 - 1.2K
  • Tonder Festival festival

    Allison Russell, The Mavericks, Keb' Mo', Madrugada, The Ballroom Thieves, Red Hot Chilli Pipers, Bjørn Eidsvåg, Katie Pruitt, Vincent Neil Emerson, Ian Noe, Eilen Jewell, Tide Lines, Sean Rowe, Efterklang, The Ghost of Paul Revere, Skerryvore, Tami Neilson, Mick Flannery, Amythyst Kiah, Lars Lilholt Band, Cedric Burnside, Siobhan Miller, Cara Dillon, Raul Malo, Jakob Bro, Margo Cilker, Jeffrey Martin, Elephant Sessions, Saint Sister, Rura, Susan O'Neill, Michael McGoldrick, Anna Tivel, Calby, Hans Theessink, Rikke Thomsen, Hymns from Nineveh, William Crighton, Ordinary Elephant, Blazin' Fiddles, The Once, Guy Davis, The Henry Girls, Signe Svendsen, Blue Rose Code, The Small Glories, Dave Gunning, Christopher Paul Stelling, Hogslop String Band, Fourth Moon, Del Barber, Irish Mythen, Heidi Talbot, Gustaf Ljunggren, 9Bach, Bisse, Blind Boy Paxton, Niels Hausgaard, Còig, Connie Kaldor, WHO KILLED BAMBI, Kajsa Balto, Ida Gard, The Friel Sisters, Sønderjysk Pigekor og Drengekor, Mike Elrington, Sarah Hagen, Nive Nielsen, Henriette Flach, Tone of Voice Orchestra, Som Os, KNUD MØLLER, Stine Klingsten, Emma Kragh-Elmøe, Mikael K, Petrus Dillner, folkBALTICA Ensemble, Rasmus Dissing, Grabow & Guldhammer, Copenhagen Slim, Gumbo Grits & Gravy, Kunsten at Glædes i Kor, Jonas Dissing, Kjartan Arngrim, Barani
    DNK, Tønder
    Small
  • 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, Jamie Scott, Béla Fleck, Iris DeMent, James Grant, Jonathan Wilson, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Barbara Dickson, Catrin Finch, The East Pointers, The Felice Brothers, Isobel Campbell, Sian, Kacy & Clayton, Sam Lee, Ben Miller Band, Kate Rusby, Dervish, Eddi Reader, Grace Petrie, James Graham, Ryley Walker, Sam Amidon, Les Amazones d'Afrique, Pieta Brown, Salsa Celtica, Abigail Washburn, Ímar, Karine Polwart, Rozi Plain, Rachel Sermanni, Flook, Duncan Chisholm, Rura, Brian Kennedy, Karen Matheson, Craig Finn, Della Mae, Breabach, Field Music, Michael McGoldrick, Fergus McCreadie, Kris Drever, 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, Emily Scott, STOCKTON´S WING, Emily Smith, 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, Tessa Lark, Aly Bain, April Verch, Ryan Young, Sam Baker, Charlie Grey and Joseph Peach, Frigg, 9Bach, Phamie Gow, Cahalen Morrison & Eli West, Anna Massie, Emma Pollock, M'ANAM, Tryst, Colonel Mustard & The Dijon 5, James Ross, The Langan Band, Danni Nicholls, Jacob Jolliff, Okra Playground, Session A9, Midnight Skyracer, Krismenn, Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire, Jenn Butterworth, RANT, Johanna Juhola, Catriona McKay, Jarlath Henderson, The Friel Sisters, The Poozies, The Little Unsaid, Robyn Stapleton, Amy Papiransky, VILDÁ, Adam Holmes And The Embers, Gary West, Burd Ellen, Rab Noakes, Joe Newberry, The Jellyman's Daughter, Rory Butler, Sarah-Jane Summers, Richard Youngs, Sväng, Daniel Kimbro, Simon Thacker, Rodney Branigan, Fat-Suit, Rowan Rheingans, Drouth, Sorren Maclean, Giovanna Pessi, Sharron Kraus, Fraser Fifield, Catriona McKay & Chris Stout, Gillian Frame, Maggie MacInnes, Rick Redbeard, Christine Kydd, Sheena Wellington, Adam Stafford, Alex Rex, Barbara Dymock, Djana Gabrielle, Sarah Hayes, Paul Towndrow, Cimarron, Juuri & Juuri, War on the High Seas, Damien O'Kane & Ron Block
    GBR, Glasgow
    Medium

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More about The Friel Sisters

Overview of Celtic musician The Friel Sisters

The Glasgow, United Kingdom-based Friel Sisters are a major force in the continent's music industry. Their lyrical songs transport listeners to the sweeping hills of Ireland and elsewhere. They specialize in the Celtic music subgenre. The Friel Sisters have established themselves as masters in their field with their expertly constructed harmonies and skilled instrumentation.

The sisters, who are of Celtic descent, use their music to evoke feelings of nostalgia and desire and captivate listeners with their moving performances. Their music creates a tapestry of sound that speaks to the soul, evoking a sense of connection to the place and its rich past. The Friel Sisters create a distinctive sound that is both timeless and modern by skillfully fusing modern elements with traditional Celtic tunes.

The Friel Sisters have established themselves as representatives of Celtic music, disseminating its entrancing melodies all over the world with their natural skill and persistent devotion to their craft. They invite listeners to immerse themselves in the beauty and intricacy of European music by taking them to a different time and place through their music. The Friel Sisters serve as a monument to the ongoing influence of music by serving as a reminder of the common language that unites all people.

What are the most popular songs for Celtic musician The Friel Sisters?

The Scottish group The Friel Sisters, who are from Glasgow, have won over listeners with their entrancing European and Celtic music. Their best songs highlight their extraordinary talent and capacity to take listeners to many times and places. With bright melodies and vivacious performances, songs like "Young Tom Ennis / King of the Pipers / Hunt the Cat" and "Ranafast Jig / Statia Donnelly / My Former Wife" showcase their command of traditional Irish tunes.

The Friel Sisters also demonstrate their vocal prowess in songs like "Stor a Stor a Ghra" and "Song: The Blue Hills of Antrim." These songs exhibit their capacity for evoking emotion through their passionate delivery and hauntingly gorgeous harmonies. Their performance of "Tir Chonaill" further demonstrates their ability to capture the spirit of Celtic music and transport listeners to the untamed Irish landscapes.

The Friel Sisters give a modern spin to their music in addition to their traditional songs. The songs "Kelvin's Purling Stream" and "Jigs: Helvic Head / I Buried My Wife & Danced On Top of Her / Frahers" demonstrate their skill at fusing traditional and contemporary ideas without sounding forced, creating a singular and alluring sound.

The Friel Sisters have made a name for themselves in the European and Celtic music scenes overall. Their best songs provide a glimpse into their amazing talent and capacity to give classical music fresh life. The Friel Sisters continue to mesmerize audiences all over the world with their contagious enthusiasm and unmistakable musicality.

What are the latest songs and music albums for Celtic musician The Friel Sisters?

2018 saw the release of "Before the Sun," the most recent album by the Glasgow, United Kingdom-based European Celtic music trio The Friel Sisters. Their extraordinary talent and love for traditional music are on full display in this collection. The Friel Sisters capture listeners with their alluring songs and sincere performances thanks to their distinctive harmonies and expert instrumentation.

The song "Before the Sun" takes listeners on a tour of the diverse Celtic musical landscape. The album has a wide variety of songs, all of which showcase the Friel Sisters' superb musicianship. Their music, which ranges from upbeat jigs to soul-stirring ballads, reverberates with sincerity and emotional depth. While "The Bonny Light Horseman" and "The Banks of the Bann" show off their empathetic narrative skills, songs like "The Lonesome Polkas" and "The Humours of Ballyloughlin" highlight their dynamic energy and technical prowess.

The Friel Sisters continue to solidify their position as a major player in the European Celtic music industry by building on their 2013 self-titled album. Their most recent album, "Before the Sun," demonstrates their talent for music and commitment to preserving and reviving ancient Celtic melodies. Fans of the Friel Sisters can anticipate an intense and engrossing experience that is full of moving music and superb performances.

The Friel Sisters' most recent album, "Before the Sun," highlights both their extraordinary musicianship and devotion to European Celtic music. They give old songs fresh life with their entrancing harmonies and deft instruments. The Friel Sisters continue to enthrall audiences with their distinctive musicality and expressive storytelling on songs that range from upbeat dances to sad ballads.

Which are the most important music performances and festival appearances for Celtic musician The Friel Sisters?

Glasgow, Scotland-based The Friel Sisters are a gifted Celtic music trio who have performed at a number of notable venues and festivals over the course of their career. They have cemented their position in the European music industry with their spellbinding performances that leave listeners speechless.

Their participation at the prestigious Celtic Connections festival is among the professional high points for them. This event honors the thriving Celtic music legacy and draws a wide variety of musicians and artists. The Friel Sisters' performance at Celtic Connections demonstrated both their remarkable musical talent and their capacity to give classic Celtic songs a fresh new life.

The Tonder Festival was where The Friel Sisters made another noteworthy appearance. This event in Denmark is well known for its diverse selection of folk and traditional music. The Friel Sisters' performance at Tonder Festival served as evidence of both their adept musicianship and their capacity to enthrall crowds with their passionate and upbeat presentations.

The Friel Sisters have performed at illustrious places like Green Note and Pan Piper Live in addition to these premier festivals. The group was able to showcase their exquisite harmonies and enthusiasm for Celtic music in these intimate settings, engaging the audience on a deeper level.

The Friel Sisters have regularly delivered engaging performances throughout their career at festivals and venues in the UK and around Europe. They have a devoted following and are regarded as one of the leading acts in the genre thanks to their ability to combine traditional Celtic music with their own distinctive style.