Irish Sessions

Ah, Irish music sessions. Those magical gatherings where the pints flow, the fiddles fly, and the banter—well, the banter’s usually as sharp as a bodhrán player’s rimshot. But there’s one thing that unites musicians and listeners alike, a silent yet rhythmic participant that never misses a beat: the humble foot

Ah, the slow session. The safe harbor in a storm of blistering reels and turbo-charged jigs. A place where you can play “The Kesh Jig” at a pace that doesn’t make your fingers question their life choices. If you’re learning Irish music, slow sessions are the best thing since buttered

Ah, the Irish session. A magical, often boisterous gathering where jigs and reels flow as freely as the Guinness, and the air buzzes with the kind of energy that makes you want to clap your hands, tap your feet, or, if you’re brave enough, whip out your instrument and join

If you’ve ever wandered into an Irish music session, you’ve likely been mesmerized by the lively reels, jigs, and hornpipes flying around the room. And then, right in the middle of it all, someone shouts, “Hup!” You pause. Did they just drop their pint? Was it some secret Irish code?