Celtibillies Tickets

You've Got a Guy brings you Celtibillies, a roots-driven performer blending Celtic melodies with Appalachian traditions. Formed in 1994 in Southwest Virginia, this ensemble has become a staple on regional folk and roots circuits, known for energetic performances, tight instrumental interplay, and a genuine sense of community on stage. Their sound draws on traditional instruments and a collaborative spirit that has earned them festival appearances and lasting collaborations.

Core members include Becky Barlow on hammered dulcimer and bodhre1n, Jack Hinshelwood on fiddle, guitar, and harmonica, Tim Sauls handling banjo, bouzouki, fiddle, and guitar, and Jeff Hofmann on bass. Patrick Turner is listed on some Celtibillies recordings, contributing to the project’s rich, layered sound. The group’s evolution through the years is marked by three defining albums—Come Dance & Sing, Greenwoodside, and The Shoemaker’s Child—followed by the 2024 release, 50 Years in the Making – Volume 2, which celebrates decades of musical storytelling.

Fans can expect a live experience that feels like a gathering of friends, with traditional tunes reimagined for contemporary audiences. The Celtibillies have highlighted collaborations and festival appearances, including the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in 2008 and Song of the Mountains on PBS in 2012, underscoring their role in preserving and refreshing Appalachian and Celtic folk traditions.

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For fans and newcomers alike, Celtibillies represent the heart of authentic roots music. Their work across multiple projects showcases a dedicated ensemble that values musical conversation, craft, and community. Stay tuned for updates on tour dates and appearances in festivals and intimate venues alike.

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