Gaelic Storm Tickets

Our first time attending a concert at Steelhouse Omaha was for the Gaelic Storm/High Kings concert. It was a great concert! We had seen Gaelic Storm before, but not the High Kings. Both are extremely talented. We bought tickets in the club/balcony area, and were very happy with that choice. From the time we entered the facility to the time we left, everyone was extremely nice and helpful. We liked the fact that there is a nice lounge/bar upstairs to hang out before the show and have a drink. (Although the drink prices seemed a bit high). Our seats were great, restrooms close by, and a bar right behind us. We will definitely come back for concerts. This is a great venue for young and old alike. We'll leave the "standing room/floor"to the young folks. The ticket price for the balcony/club level was well worth it for us. Ticketing/check in is extremely easy with the Ticketmaster App.

The High Kings were A-mazing! Loved the Twin Cities Irish marching band, and the Irish Dancers. Super disappointed that the 2 veteran band members of Gaelic Storm were not there. The members who were there did great but it wasn't what I paid for. Also, something was not right with the sound system once the Gaelic Storm members came out. The instruments were overwhelmingly loud and the vocals could hardly be heard. It sounded really awful. I left. Kudos to The High Kings for playing with the members of Gaelic Storm who showed. They basically put on 2 shows Thursday night. Too bad the sound system was screwed up when they came out the 2nd time.

We were there to see Gaelic Storm, and they weren’t really there. Their guitarist wasn’t there, and the lead singer had been doing double duty and had laryngitis and could not perform. You’d think we would have been disappointed. But, we were completely blown away by The High Kings - we would have been happy just to see them! Then the members of Gaelic Storm who were there performed the songs they could. They were such pros and did so well. The best part was when the two groups joined together and led the entire crowd in songs we could all sing together. It was by far one of the best nights out ever, and we would not pass up a chance to see either group live ever again!

Never disappoints! So much energy in their performance! If you have never been, go!

Two great bands who accented each other and made for a great night. Fun, interactive, talented and located in a great facility. Happy to see either (both!) again soon I hope!

It was an awesome show, highly recommend seeing them live. I am looking forward to the next time they are in town.

Gaelic Storm was such a great show. I wasn't familiar with them or their music but it sounded like a good idea on a winter's evening. They were so much fun! Very lively music, silly banter with the audience - all in all, a very fun event.

See them twice a year in Cincinnati & Dayton! Always a great show!

From the first to last song the fun never stopped! This was my first time but Lord willing not my last!

Our first time to see them and they were great!! Only previous experience was 40+ years ago in an Irish Pub in New Orleans and I just remember how much fun it was. The musicians were very talented and personable with humor and little stories tossed in. The stand in guitarist was unbelievable as the long term guy was recovering from a serious health issue. Will definitely go again.

I have seen Gaelic Storm many times over the years and this was my fourth time at the Taft Theater in Cincinnati. We were treated to what I have come to expect and love about GS. Front man Patrick Murphy engaged the (sometimes rowdy) crowd with funny stories and intros to the songs. Fill in guitarist Parker was a hit. And we were treated to local Irish dancers and a bagpipe and drums troupe. Most of all it was about the music. All kidding aside, GS has music and amazing talent at its heart. As I have said before, you can’t help but leave a GS concert in a good mood.

What a fun show! The musicians are fabulous and so talented. The entertainment value is over the top. I laughed so much. Thoroughly enjoyed myself. I'd see them every time they're in town for sure. Regrds, Ziggy

Gaelic Storm performing is a unique experience. It’s all the charm and fun of a small-venue jam band with the polish you’d expect from a stadium act. Beautiful ballads and foot-stomping party songs, they have it all. Grab some tickets, grab a pint, and go see them!

I had never even heard of Gaelic Storm before but knew I really liked Irish music. So, I bought a ticket and was so glad I did. They are entertaining, getting audience involvement throughout the show. Their music is lively and fun.

Gaelic storm is always a fun night out. Glad they make it to Knoxville yearly. Talented musicians who know how to entertain and engage the audience.

A talented and refreshingly whimsical group combined with a classical intimate venue makes for a can’t miss show. Fantastic and looking forward to seeing them again in the future.

I love Irish & Scottish music and Gaelic Storm was one of the best Celtic bands I’ve every seen. Can’t what I like better, their music or their storytelling. Birchmere is a great venue to seem them at.

What a great show! Very fun my wife and I don’t go out often so this was a great time for us! Really enjoyed the music

Gaelic Storm always puts on a good show. Plenty of audience participation, jokes, stories, and great singing. I was very glad to get to hear "The Long Way Home"live at this show, since they don't do it in concert often. The Blue Note is a decent venue. The Lower Balcony seats have a good view of the stage, no blind spots. The sound system could have been better this time - the higher end of the register was very loud, and I had my earplugs in before the band hit the second line of the first song.

Great performance. Had audience involved from the word go. Good sound and a very fun concert. We will be back.