With multi-faceted vocals glittering between an array of complementary instruments, Celtish have continued to appeal to wide ranging audiences across the UK and Europe. Chosen from thousands to represent the talent and beauty of folk music as part of the ‘COPAS’ live event at the Royal Albert Hall, playing at numerous festivals, art centres and theatres, a tour of Holland with Lunasa and even Ronan Keating at a packed out NEC! Celtish have continued to deliver an explosive mixture of celtic music, intermixing jigs, reels and tunes whilst spiced with an emotive and hauntingly beautiful vocal.

This dynamic band of individuals will not fail to deliver, wherever your tastes may lie. Such are their talents, that one is enthralled with the rich blend of emotive songs, and enigmatic tunes. Here is a group of passionate artists who clearly cherish their music, use their instruments to their fullest potential, and generously ‘give’ of themselves and their talents to their audience.

Whilst Gwyneth Keen’s hauntingly emotive vocals enthral the listener and the fiddle is passionately played by the hugely talented Siân Phillips, the beautiful playing of John Harris on Harp and Mandolin and the critically acclaimed playing of Gordon Taylor on guitar and Mandola underpin and bind it all together. Add then the extraordinary talents of one of the finest young flute players to emerge, Imogen O’Rourke, and you have a pan-Celtic band that will satiate a variety of appetites.

'Superb third offering from highly regarded Welsh outfit whose sophisticated acoustic folk-fusion is of the least pretentious kind. Alongside an array of instrumental skills (harp, fiddle, flute, guitar) their 'singularity' comes in the form of supremely silky vocalist Gwyneth Keen.

 Exceptionally fine with crisp and uncluttered production to match'.
froots

 'This group took us by storm. We were knocked out by the harp and flute playing as well as other instrumentation in the band. The lead singer really made you feel the music with her clear and haunting voice that added to the mysterious Celtic sound of the band. Many of the audience are saying to me that it was the best night they've been to at the Scrag End and many CD's were sold'

Scrag End Folk Club