Lúnasa and Eileen Ivers

Lúnasa, an acclaimed Irish band formed in 1996, blends traditional Celtic music with innovative grooves. Known for hits like "The Butlers of Glen Avenue," they've toured globally, earning awards and praise for albums like “Lúnasa” and “Otherworld.” Key members include Trevor Hutchinson, Donogh Hennessy, Kevin Crawford, and Sean Smyth.

American-born fiddler Eileen Ivers, known for transforming Irish fiddling into an acclaimed art, is a nine-time All-Ireland champion. A member of groups like Cherish the Ladies and Green Fields of America, she collaborated with Hall & Oates, Sting, and appeared in Riverdance. Her albums "Wild Blue" and "Crossing the Bridge" highlight her innovativeness. Ivers has worked on film soundtracks like "Gangs of New York" and led Immigrant Soul, merging traditional music with new influences. She has performed with major orchestras and released "Beyond the Bog Road" and "Scatter the Light."