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Gadan is a vibrant multi-instrumental project that fuses Irish traditional music with bluegrass and Appalachian folk, flavored by an Italian seasoning. Fronted by a lineup that highlights seasoned talents like Enda Scahill on tenor banjo and a tight rhythm section, Gadan delivers energetic performances that blend heritage tunes with bold arrangements. As a self-releasing, Bandcamp-driven project, Gadan keeps the focus on authentic sound, strong storytelling, and a shared sense of community on stage.

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Based in a transatlantic circle of musicians, Gadan's live shows are built on collaborative exchange, inviting audiences into the music and the moment. Secure your seats for upcoming dates and experience a night of traditional roots, modern flair, and the warmth of a connected musical community.

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Upcoming tour stops include prominent Irish and international festivals, with a schedule that spotlights audiences in the Midwest and Europe. The core band for 2025 features Enda Scahill (tenor banjo), Lorenzo Testa (tenor banjo, mandolin), Jacopo Ventura (guitar), Eric Long (clawhammer banjo), and Joan Gatti (fiddle). In 2025, Gadan released the album May The Divil Tune Your Banjos on Bandcamp, along with single releases Across The Western Ocean (Nov 21, 2025) and Nos Vemos en las Malas (Dec 12, 2025). Expect a live show that honors tradition while inviting new listeners into a sound that travels. Follow official social profiles for updates and release news: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and the official site for more links: Gadan Official.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Gadan

  • Genre: Irish traditional, bluegrass, Appalachian folk with an Italian seasoning.
  • 2025 album: May The Divil Tune Your Banjos (Bandcamp, self-released) released Aug 10, 2025; features tracks including Across The Western Ocean.
  • Band members (2025): Enda Scahill (tenor banjo), Lorenzo Testa (tenor banjo, mandolin), Jacopo Ventura (guitar), Eric Long (clawhammer banjo), Joan Gatti (fiddle).
  • 2025 singles: Across The Western Ocean (Nov 21, 2025); Nos Vemos en las Malas (Dec 12, 2025).
  • Top 2025 festival dates: Dublin Irish Festival (OH) Aug 1–3; Milwaukee Irish Fest (WI) Aug 14–17; Irish Fest La Crosse (WI) Aug 9–10; Claddagh Festival (Ameno, Italy) Sep 27.
  • Awards/achievements: Enda Scahill is a four-time All-Ireland Champion and a Steve Martin Banjo Award recipient; band biographies note these accolades.

The records

Gadan Discography

  • May The Divil Tune Your Banjos
    2025 · Bandcamp / self-released (Gadan)
  • Gadan
    2022 · Bandcamp / self-released (Gadan)

The hits

Top Gadan Songs

  • Across The Western Ocean
    2025 · N/A
  • Nos Vemos en las Malas
    2025 · N/A

Upcoming tour stops include prominent Irish and international festivals, with a schedule that spotlights audiences in the Midwest and Europe. The core band for 2025 features Enda Scahill (tenor banjo), Lorenzo Testa (tenor banjo, mandolin), Jacopo Ventura (guitar), Eric Long (clawhammer banjo), and Joan Gatti (fiddle). In 2025, Gadan released the album May The Divil Tune Your Banjos on Bandcamp, along with single releases Across The Western Ocean (Nov 21, 2025) and Nos Vemos en las Malas (Dec 12, 2025). Expect a live show that honors tradition while inviting new listeners into a sound that travels. Follow official social profiles for updates and release news: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and the official site for more links: Gadan Official.

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