Irish folk virtuosos Reverie Road at First Unitarian Church!

Name: Irish folk virtuosos Reverie Road at First Unitarian Church!
Start: 2025-03-19T19:30:00-04:00
Location: First Unitarian Church Pittsburgh

Schedule

Wed Mar 19 2025 at 07:30 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

First Unitarian Church Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh, PA

Wed Mar 19 $30 advance/$35 door 7:30 pm all ages welcome
First Unitarian Church, 605 Morewood Ave., Shadyside/Oakland
(please do not call the church)
Irish folk virtuoso supergroup (members of Solas & Gaelic Storm)
REVERIE ROAD
https://www.reverieroadmusic.com/
Tickets on sale at Brown Paper Tickets online, and in stores at:
Jerry's Records (Squirrel Hill), Caliban Books (Oakland), Government Center (North Side), Long Play Cafe (Lawrenceville), and Vinyl Remains (Mt. Lebanon). Stores are cash only - save on the service charge!
Reverie Road is a fresh, eclectic Celtic combination, featuring fiddler Winifred Horan and accordionist John Williams (founding members of Solas) alongside former Gaelic Storm fiddler Katie Grennan and Jazz and Raga pianist Utsav Lal (Young Steinway Artist). This powerful combination is made up of four of today's leading traditional and virtuosic folk artists who have captured the hearts of international audiences from studios to stages over the last three decades.

Firmly grounded in their collective Irish roots, Reverie Road embraces humor with musical insight and natural abilities. Original textural adventures weave the roots of Irish musical traditions with new departures and curated gems including distilled airs, continental waltzes, and upbeat reels and jigs. The band chemistry of two accomplished, classically trained fiddlers who share a common history as award winning Irish dancers along with two instrumentalists who have sought to redefine traditional accompaniment and rhythm sections amount to a compelling concert experience that will lift audiences' hearts and have them on their feet.

Reverie Road released their much-anticipated debut, self-titled album in early 2024, which immediately made waves in the Irish Traditional music genre. Even before they completed their 25-city album national launch tour across the United States, the album was awarded the coveted "Debut Album of the Year" title by Ireland Tonight.