


Fuel for the Pub, Fire for the Soul.
Hailing from the heart of Texas, we are a dynamic musical collective dedicated to keeping the spirit of Celtic music alive while forging our own unique path. Our sound seamlessly blends the driving rhythms of traditional Irish folk with a fresh, contemporary edge, capturing both the soulful depth of historic ballads and the electric energy of modern live performance. Whether we are commanding the stage at major summer festivals or sharing an intimate, acoustic set in a local pub, our mission remains the same: to bring people together through the power of exceptional storytelling, infectious melodies, and authentic Irish passion.

BRUCE JOHNSON
Guitarist and Vocalist, Bruce is a long-time veteran of the Dallas music scene having performed with such popular groups as The Wildwoods, Joyful Sinners, Trainwreck, Jayson Bales & The Revival, Uptown Throwdown, and most recently the Celtic folk-rock band, Plunk Murray.
While a fan of many styles of music, Bruce first encountered, and grew to love, Celtic music while living in Edinburgh, Scotland as a student. Now, he channels his various influences into this exciting new Celtic music project.

ERIN BLISS
Erin competed in the 1998 World Irish Dance Championships and toured with "Dancing on Common Ground" across the US and Canada. She is a certified teacher (TCRG) with the Irish dance commission in Dublin, Ireland.
Erin traded her dancing shoes for a drum kit in 2013 and has enjoyed being a part of the Dallas Irish music scene now as a drummer and has played at various pubs and festivals throughout the area.
CHRISTOPHER McGILL
Chris is a multi-instrumentalist whose musical roots run deep in the traditional Irish music and the New Jersey music scene. He plays bass guitar, Irish whistle, smallpipes, Great Highland bagpipes and more.
Chris is also an accomplished competitive bagpiper and a member of the Eastern United States Pipe Band Association, bringing years of dedication to the highland piping tradition.
Beyond this project, current bands are Vision and Death in the Arena.lINDA RELPH
Linda Relph began playing fiddle at age 10, and has been part of the Texas Irish music scene since she relocated from California in the early 1990s.
Besides Trad Irish, her background includes Contest fiddling, Celtic Rock, Greengrass, and Texas country. She is equally at home on stage with electric guitars, bass and drums as she is around the table at the local pub.
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