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Last time I saw the band was in NY, 30+years and was so excited to see them in LA on their final tour. The concert exceeded my expectations, in every way. I hope they have loved the tour as much as we have..
Clannad's concert was an enchanting Irish music experience lasting two captivating hours. Despite the absence of extravagant lighting or visuals, the six members on stage transported us to a magical world with their harmonious melodies and hauntingly beautiful harp tunes. Moira Brennan's voice remained as clear as ever, and their exceptional connection with the audience added an extra layer of magic to the night. A mesmerizing performance that left us spellbound.
Wonderful night with my girl seeing Clannad đ wish it didn't take me 30yrs to see them, but totally worth the wait. The Orpheum, just wow!
Clannad performed a retrospective of their music from the mid 1970's to the present at their shown in Los Angeles at the beautiful Orpheum Theater, which included many traditional Irish tunes sung in Gaelic. Magical. I was impressed by the depth of their musical catalog, musicianship, and stories of the origins of the tunes and how the band started off in Donegal, Ireland. Glad they stopped in LA as they are wrapping up the final legs of the farewell tour.
The concert and the ticket experience was wonderful. The seats were good and the music transforming. The venue was perfect for the concert.
Clannad gave an amazing performance, and it is very sad to see them leaving the music scene.
What a lovely experience! Art in music and transcending us with their arrangements. So polished and yet raw and heartfelt. The âLast of The Mohicansâ soundtrack was by far my favorite!!
The title of this review says it all. After listening to Clannad for nearly forty years I was glad to be able to attend this farewell tour. They have contributed to the soundtrack of my life.
They still have all the magic. I was transported.
In 1970 Clannad has took the spirit of classic Irish folk music into a pleasant harmonious New Age Keeping with that tradition the band is now made up of and Enya's sister, two of her children, and two other original band members. A light, harmonious, pleasant sound striking a relief to the heavy cacophonous majority of new music today. A really pleasant evening of Gaelic and contemporary Irish folk/new age music Certainly not for most peoples taste today, but wildly pleasing to this audience As Clannad winds up 53 years of playing lovely music on their farewell tour.
Literally the best band ever. Awesome concert! We are so glad we got to see Clannad live. Been listening to them for decades and so grateful for the chance to see them in person. What lovely people.
Clannad performed their music to perfection. I was enchanted the whole evening. Fabulous performers of glorious music. I loved every minute.
Had a great time with my cousin watching Clannad at their farewell tour. They are truly Masters of their craft.
This was the most fun Iâve had at a concert. I felt like I was in a pub and Clannad stopped by and decided to put on a show. The cheering, clapping, laughter and camaraderie of the band and audience made it feel like every seat was a front row one. It was a true privilege to get to have this experience. I hope to remember it all my days.
Wonderful concert. Exactly what I had hoped for. Excellent music and vocals. They played so many instruments to bring out the sound needed for Irish Celtic and Irish folk songs. The 3 main members of the group shared stories and information about the music and their experiences.
Did tons of old numbers which is what the punters want
I have been a fan for a very long time, and when I stumbled on the ticket sale, I knew we had to go. I could write a long, detailed review, pointing out Maire Brennan's ethereal voice, the relaxed atmosphere of the presentation, or the excellent sound quality of the venue. But I believe I can sum up the evening in one word. The experience was.....magical.
Intimate and beautiful venue that suited the performers personalities and their music perfectly!
Clannad's final goodbye gig at the Wilbur, Boston was a fitting tribute to a band I first heard in 1977. Back in '77 I was in college and attended a concert not expecting too much. During the concert however I was truly struck by the close family harmonies, original sound and individual musicianship of the five members. Between 1977 and 2023 I have attended Clannad concerts in number of countries and at different stages of their musical journey. I have always been entertained. Clannad (Gaelic for Family) are now essentially a threesome (with musical support from Moya Brennan's two children). Clannad provided a two hour magical recital and a musical journey of their entire catalogue. Moya Brennan's voice has slightly lost some clarity she once possessed and a little of the edge but her voice is still glorious and at 71 she pack a real punch. The original family group harmonies (provided by the three Brennans and their two uncles) are basically intact but are not as tight or as strong due to loss of two members. The attending audience were fully appreciative of the magical and uplifting celtic influenced musical show. They showed this with a thunderous loud standing and long cheering ovation requesting for more of the same before the group would close there family relationship with their B.oston music enthusiasts and supporters.
Hello All, The playing spot on and vocals as always perfect. Supporting musicians only added to the perfection of the night. Thanks
