Celtic Thunder On The Legacy Tour
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2016
- Before internationally renowned Irish singing group Celtic Thunder took the stage at Boston's Orpheum Theatre September 18th, I talked to the boys about the Legacy Tour and what makes this run different from the last 9 years worth of tours. Despite changing group composition and the loss of one of their key and most beloved members, the group has maintained a beautiful dynamic on and off the stage. Watch and hear how the group has been so successful for nearly a decade.
(I wasn't afraid to hide that I've been a huge fan since their formation in 2007!)
I wish the group stays together because you all are good,say you speak Irish and most people don't understand the language, but you all sing good (with a anther group singing good also).your fan Diana Knight from the USA 🇺🇸🇨🇮🇺🇸🇨🇮🇺🇸🇨🇮🇺🇸🇨🇮🇺🇸🇨🇮 have a Happy Thanksgiving
This was an excellent interview! Great questions and beautifully done. I would love to see you do another interview with them now. ❤
Great interview! Nice to hear directly from the guys! God Bless!
Love this group I hope to God I can see more of them I love them so much and miss them
CT you guys rock!!!!! 😉
I love how natural and relaxed they are together!
Great interview!
RIP George Donaldson , his legacy still lives on.
AWESOME
I wonder sometimes if Ryan would even be able to talk if he couldn't wave his hands around! LOL But I still love him and everything he does.
angry?? no no no they are older now more direct now. and em c. is so articulate it is great seeing this. neil is the best romantic realist ever
They probably were really tired but I felt like they were having a good time!
hahah yes they definitely seemed tired, but we all had fun!
I love Celtic Thunder, but so miss George.🥹
Emmet and Damian look super angry sometimes during the interview.
I love it!
ShootingShark that is so true
let me tell you hearing this young snuggle bunnie ,o dwyer sing the dutchman is quite the expeiance. he starts singing the song and somewhere he becomes the dutchman....it seem an account from memory not a song. how does one do that? ok then
I quite agree with you, Jules. Not to take anything away from Keith, but Micheal like you said just takes over the identity of the Dutchman. There's a sob in his voice at times.