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Arts

Old roots, ‘dazzling’ new sound

Contemporary Celtic artists at Next Stage Nov. 21

PUTNEY-Dallahan and If You Must Know will play contemporary Celtic music Saturday, Nov. 21, at 7:30 p.m. at Next Stage Arts, 15 Kimball Hill.

Dallahan, with deep roots in Scotland and Ireland, "takes their listeners on a journey," organizers said in a news release, "traversing styles and countries of the world in a dazzling live show."

The band, which has toured extensively and has collaborated with Dougie MacLean and the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, features Jack Badcock (guitar, vocals), Ciaran Ryan (banjo, mandolin, fiddle), Andrew Waite (accordion), and Benedict Morris (fiddle).

If You Must Know, a duo featuring Rachel Clemente on harp and Dan Houghton on bagpipes, "brings a gritty, avant-garde edge to Scottish traditional music," according to the release, which praised the band's "intensity, imagination, and fearless musicianship."

Tickets are $22 in advance or $10 for access to the livestream at nextstagearts.org. Admission is $26 at the door.


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