"[Their] cheekiness is what makes Gaelic Storm so delightful," writes Gazette reviewerDiana Nollen at Gaelic Storm's 2014 Englert appearance. "The band takes the spirit of the old jigs, reels and story songs and updates them with contemporary twists."

After nearly two decades and more than 3,000 live shows, Gaelic Storm — the chart-topping, multi-national Celtic band — is looking sharper than ever with their latest release,Matching Sweaters (Lost Again Records 2015).

From bluegrass fans and country cowboys to Deadheads, rock & rollers and Celtic fanatics, Gaelic Storm has built one of the most diverse fan bases in modern music (dubbed "Storm Chasers").  Matching Sweaters helps explain the broad appeal. The album follows in their hard-working tradition, dishing up all the ingredients fans have come to expect from Gaelic Storm — the drinking songs, sea shanties, furiously-strummed instrumentals and sing-along melodies — while spiking the mix with newer flavors. Eat it up, but make sure to save some room! There's plenty more where this came from.