Paddy Moloney News

 
Reviews of the latest music releases
News Shopper
Nothing could be further from the truth however, and "Voice of Ages" finds Paddy Moloney and company joining forces with a string of youthful performers from the worlds of indie rock and Americana to serve up captivating new versions of songs such as ...


 
Rockford Coronado Concert Association announces new season
Rockford Register Star
The Chieftains are founder and leader Paddy Moloney (Uilleann pipes, tin whistle), Matt Molloy (flute), Sean Keane (fiddle) and Kevin Conneff (bodhran, vocals). The group has performed with some of the biggest names in music including The Rolling ...


 
The Caledonian Mercury
Review: The Chieftains' 'Voice of Ages'
The Caledonian Mercury
Today only Paddy Moloney remains of the original Chieftains but the tradition marches on, changes but remains true to itself. The new album, Voice of Ages, fulfils that wonderful promise of merging tradition and modernity and strengthening the ...


 
LateRooms.com - See The Chieftains in Edinburgh
PR Urgent (press release)
Their distinctive sound is largely based around the pipes of founder Paddy Moloney, whose virtuoso musicianship has driven the band since its inception. Voice of Ages, which was released in April, features collaborations with contemporary American ...

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Radio Times
The Chieftains Special
Radio Times
When the Chieftains began their career 50 years ago in Ireland they were a rarity on the burgeoning folk music scene: nearly every act in the early 60s was a vocal one, whereas the original Chieftains line-up of Paddy Moloney (uillean pipes and still ...


 
Jamar lifts rucking market price
sportsnewsfirst
Davey, 28, is contracted for another season at Melbourne, but Jamar, Sylvia and tough on-baller Brent Maloney could be headed for the trade table in October. Jamar and top ruckmen on the open market later this season are expected to command in the ...

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Deadly Fennelly fires slick Shamrocks to a third win
Kilkenny People
Good for the losers were John Mulhall, who produced a top class second half, Tomas Breen, Paddy Nolan, Ronan Maher, Brian Mulhall, when moved to full-forward for the second half, and James Dowling. “We didn't perform up to our normal standard last week ...