Celtic music encompasses a range of traditional music styles from the Celtic regions of Europe.
Some of the most notable musicians and bands in this genre include Enya, Alan Stivell, Paddy Moloney, Loreena McKennitt, The Chieftains, Altan, and Solas.
Other notable artists include Mary Black, Flook, Lunasa, and Sharon Shannon. Many of these artists have gained international acclaim and have helped to popularize Celtic music around the world.

Celtic music has a rich tradition with numerous songs and albums that have become defining moments within the genre. Some popular songs include "Orinoco Flow" from Enya, "The Foggy Dew" from The Chieftains, "Whiskey in the Jar" from The Dubliners, "Breathless" by The Corrs and "The Mystic's Dream" by Loreena McKennitt.

These songs and albums have left a lasting impact on Celtic music, representing the blending of traditional sounds, modern interpretations, and the spirit of the Celtic cultural heritage.

There are several festivals and events that represent the Celtic music genre.
One of the most prominent is the Celtic Connections festival, which takes place in Glasgow, Scotland. This festival features a wide range of music, including traditional Celtic music, as well as contemporary Celtic and folk music.

Other festivals that celebrate Celtic music include the Milwaukee Irish Fest in the United States, the Festival Interceltique de Lorient in France, and the Celtic Colours International Festival in Nova Scotia, Canada. These festivals feature a mix of traditional and modern Celtic music, showcasing the rich history and diversity of the genre.

Additionally, many smaller local events and gatherings celebrate Celtic music throughout the year, providing opportunities for fans and musicians to come together and share their passion for this unique style of music.