The Celtic Social Club’s Blog
Released Friday, March 13, 2026 In late January 2026, The Celtic Social Club gathered in Poitiers for a working session focused on writing new material for an upcoming album planned for 2027. To warm up and find their sound, the band played several tracks from their latest album YOU SHOULD KNOW acoustically — including three […]
THE CELTIC SOCIAL CLUB is celebrating a decade of existence this year ! During those ten years, they have succeeded in asserting a sound, a style, and a name. With four studio albums and three live albums on the counter; travelling across stages, festivals, and continents, the seven Franco-Irish musicians continue to refine their elegant
Good news! This week, Manu Masko is the special guest on the show hosted by Baptiste Mebrouk. From Monday to Friday at 6:10 PM, tune in for a series of segments about upcoming projects, the band’s latest news, and their next live dates. The perfect way to get in the mood before the Breton concerts:
A few years ago, Greek poet and writer Nicolas Vantis washed up on the shores of Ouessant. He fell in love with Brittany and with The Celtic Social Club. Back in Greece, he shared our music with Filippos Pliatsikas, a major figure of Greek rock and founder of the band Pyx Lax. Filippos in turn
The word is out, and the buzz is getting loud! We are thrilled to share that Hot Press, the bible of Irish rock culture, has just dropped a massive feature on our upcoming Dublin takeover. They’re talking about our journey, our sound, and our highly anticipated return to the Holy Grail of Irish venues. “A
Shows and miles.Smiles, noise, sometimes silence.Stages across France, Ireland and England.Festivals, unforgettable encounters.Studio time. A new album.Thank you to everyone who follows us, supports us, listens to us.This story goes on.And it’s only getting louder.Happy New Year 2026.
Taylor Byrne, the Irish voice of The Celtic Social Club In an interview published by The Irish Post, the best-selling Irish newspaper in Great Britain and worldwide, Taylor Byrne looks back on his unlikely journey — from busking on the streets of Dublin to becoming the lead singer of The Celtic Social Club. A story
Right from the first lines, the tone is set: according to At The Barrier, it is “high time to join the club” and lift the veil on a band that remains strangely under the radar, despite “four studio albums, six live albums and a best-of” already released. A signature sound from the very first track
The Celtic Social Club is bringing its powerful mix of rock and Celtic roots to London for a single date at The Grace, on November 22, 2025. After touring across Europe, The Celtic Social Club will finally stop in London for a one-night-only show at The Grace. Expect a unique blend of rock energy, traditional
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