The Three Irish Tenors, stars in their own right, heated up an already hot night at the home of Paul and Theresa Murtaugh. The beneficiaries: Two local schools.

Classically-trained Celts to perform in Phoenixville and Media on July 17 and 18. Singer Ciaran Nagle promises a seriously fun time.

Their fans love Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova, stars of the little Irish musical film, "Once." The two, performing as The Swell Season, closed out their American tour at the Tower Theater this week, playing to a sold-out crowd. And they offered a little treat--a band Hansard acknowledges as one of the most influential in his musical career that he brought over from Ireland for two East Coast shows. We were there.

Singer Sean Tyrrell brings his show documenting the life of poet John Boyle O'Reilly to Philly on May 17.

Paddy Moloney gives us a sneak preview of the band's March 15 Kimmel Center concert.

The latest incarnation of the band brings together three musical masters, and is likely to be one of the best traditional CDs of the year. And you get to see them in Sellersville.

Four gifted musicians fill the Irish Center with the tunes of Philadelphia's own Ed Reavy.

This brilliant set of reels formed the fitting finale to a tribute concert in honor of Philadelphia Irish music composer Ed Reavy.

You'll recognize the second tune. It's more familiar to most as the "Irish Washerwoman."

Called one of the greatest composers of Irish traditional music, Ed Reavy Sr. was too humble for his own good, says his son. Read more about this famed Philadelphia Irishman and listen to his music on Saturday night at the Irish Center.