The Town Pants
The Pacific Northwest may not be the first place you would expect to hear r… Read Full Bio ↴The Pacific Northwest may not be the first place you would expect to hear rollicking Celtic, Folk or World music, but The Town Pants are determined to change that. The Vancouver, Canada– based band combines aspects of Irish traditional, acoustic pop, roots Americana, even Australian and Mexican influences, to create their own unique brand of “West Coast Celtic.” Armed with a pawnshop’s worth of musical instruments, The Town Pants play songs that appeal to young and old alike. The music of The Town Pants remains in the heart and head long after the music stops. The Keogh brothers, Dave and Duane, lead the band in vocals and instrumentation with banjo and acoustic guitar, teamed with Aaron Chapman on tin whistle, harmonica and vocals. Together with Ivanka Watkin providing some fiery fiddle while Brendan Mooney and Gilles Nadon on bass and percussion provide the rhythm, they generate a rare blend of passion, energy, animation and spirit. The Town Pants are unsurpassed with their fast-paced West Coast Celtic style.
Feverish and stampeding, The Town Pants’ lively renditions of traditional and contemporary Celtic-influenced tunes, combined with the group’s original compositions, create a distinctive sound that has attracted fans from around the world. At home, Vancouver fans selected The Town Pants as one of their favourite National Celtic/Traditional Acts in Vancouver’s Georgia Straight entertainment weekly annual “Best of Vancouver” readers’ poll, where they were shortlisted with such groups as Great Big Sea and Natalie MacMaster.
Instrumentation & Guest Musicians:
Dave Keogh - Vocals, banjo, mandolin
Duane Keogh - Vocals, guitar
Aaron Chapman - Vocals, tin whistle, harmonica
Gilles Nadon - Percussion
Brendan Mooney - Bass
Ivanka Watkin - Fiddle
Kyle Taylor - Fiddle
Mo Sherwood - Percussion
Virginia Schwartz - Fiddle
Tony Raybould - Percussion
Andrea Taylor - Fiddle
Meghan Engel - Viola
Hugh McMillan (Spirit Of The West) - Bass, Chapman Stick
Rich Priske(Matthew Good Band) - Bass
Shona Le Mottee (Paperboys)
Dino DiNicolo - Bass, percussion
Michael Michalkow - Percussion
Discography
Coming Home - 2007
Weight of Words - 2004
Piston Baroque - 2001
Liverdance - 1998
Links
http://www.thetownpants.com
Feverish and stampeding, The Town Pants’ lively renditions of traditional and contemporary Celtic-influenced tunes, combined with the group’s original compositions, create a distinctive sound that has attracted fans from around the world. At home, Vancouver fans selected The Town Pants as one of their favourite National Celtic/Traditional Acts in Vancouver’s Georgia Straight entertainment weekly annual “Best of Vancouver” readers’ poll, where they were shortlisted with such groups as Great Big Sea and Natalie MacMaster.
Instrumentation & Guest Musicians:
Dave Keogh - Vocals, banjo, mandolin
Duane Keogh - Vocals, guitar
Aaron Chapman - Vocals, tin whistle, harmonica
Gilles Nadon - Percussion
Brendan Mooney - Bass
Ivanka Watkin - Fiddle
Kyle Taylor - Fiddle
Mo Sherwood - Percussion
Virginia Schwartz - Fiddle
Tony Raybould - Percussion
Andrea Taylor - Fiddle
Meghan Engel - Viola
Hugh McMillan (Spirit Of The West) - Bass, Chapman Stick
Rich Priske(Matthew Good Band) - Bass
Shona Le Mottee (Paperboys)
Dino DiNicolo - Bass, percussion
Michael Michalkow - Percussion
Discography
Coming Home - 2007
Weight of Words - 2004
Piston Baroque - 2001
Liverdance - 1998
Links
http://www.thetownpants.com
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