Celtic Thunder is an Irish singing group that has taken the world by storm!
List of Celtic Thunder's featurings
Jordin Sparks, Maureen McGovern & Billy Joel
Celtic Thunder members' ages
Celtic Thunder members are currently 33, 38, 45, 41 & 43 years old.
Celtic Thunder's country of origin
Celtic Thunder is from Ireland.
Celtic Thunder members' real names
Celtic Thunder members' real names are Damian McGinty, Keith Harkin, Emma Ni Bhraonain, Ryan Kelly & Neil Byrne.
The Success Story of Celtic Thunder
Who is Celtic Thunder?
Celtic Thunder is an Irish singing group that was formed in 2007. The group consists of five members: Damian McGinty, Keith Harkin, Emma Ni Bhraonain, Ryan Kelly and Neil Byrne. They are best known for their use of traditional Irish instruments such as the fiddle and tin whistle and for performing traditional Irish songs such as “Danny Boy” and “Carrickfergus”. Celtic Thunder has also released several albums with contemporary cover songs such as Billy Joel’s “Piano Man” and Jordin Sparks’ “No Air”.
History of Celtic Thunder
The members of Celtic Thunder first came together in 2007 for a television show on PBS. The show was a success and the group went on to do several tours and released several successful albums. Since then, Celtic Thunder has appeared on The Today Show, The View and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. In 2011, the group released their fourth album titled “Mythology” which reached number one on the US Billboard World Music Charts.
Awards & Achievements
Celtic Thunder has won several awards throughout their career including four Canadian Country Music Awards and two Juno Awards. They have also had five Top 10 albums on the US Billboard World Music Charts.
Discography
Celtic Thunder has released seven studio albums: “Celtic Thunder” (2008), “Take Me Home” (2009), “It’s Entertainment!” (2010), “Mythology” (2011), “Christmas Voices” (2012), “Voyage” (2016) and “Inspirational Journeys” (2018). They have also released two live albums: “Live & Unplugged” (2013) and “Christmas Voices Live” (2015).}
