Celtic Woman Tickets

Everything about Celtic Woman says international commercial success. Recruited in 2004 by a Riverdance producer, the quintet took advantage of the worldwide fascination of Celtic culture and music and created a smooth blend of Celtic fusion, pop, and traditional songs. PBS television immediately recognized their potential for success and taped a sold-out concert in Dublin, Ireland, in 2004. Both the pledge special and the ensuing album were a smash success. In fact, their first album, Celtic Woman, remained the number one song on Billboard’s World Music chart for sixty-eight consecutive weeks. The only thing that could knock it out of the top spot was their second album, Celtic Woman: A Christmas Celebration. PBS continued to broadcast their various specials taped at exotic Irish locations on a regular basis, keeping the energetic vocal group in the public eye. This symbiotic relationship has led to two more number one albums, including the children’s record Lullaby, bringing new and younger fans to their concerts. Celtic Woman keeps a heavy touring schedule, sometimes staying on the road for thirty-five weeks a year, to meet insatiable fan demand.

Despite several line-up changes, Celtic Woman continues to present the same silky brand of Celtic ballads and new age pop their fans have come to expect. Their international appeal is best reflected in their 2007 EBBA award given to the European artist best able to reach people outside their native country. And as long as PBS continues to broadcast their specials and fans continue to gobble up tickets and songs, Celtic Woman is in no danger of leaving the global musical stage. Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Celtic Woman Tickets.