Jax Jones with Chasing Abbey, Switch Disco, and more

The Fureys, formed in 1974 in Ballyfermot by brothers Finbar and Eddie, are iconic in Irish music, blending traditional and modern sounds. Known for hits like "When You Were Sweet Sixteen" and "Green Fields of France," they achieved international fame with a unique mix of vocals, guitar, and uilleann pipes. They've collaborated with Davey Arthur and opened for the Clancy Brothers. Despite lineup changes, including Finbar's solo venture and Paul Furey's passing, they've stayed a beloved presence in Celtic music.