The Chieftains Tickets

Chieftains were incredible! They are all amazing musicians. Loved the singing and Irish dancing

The Chieftains didn't disappoint with their rousing performance at Lynn Auditorium. Paddy Moloney is sheer genius along with Kevin Cunneff and Matt Molloy. Bring a bona fide NASA astronaut on stage was awesome...local talent included the North Shore pipe band, Ruby Slippers a capella group, and the fabulous Deirdre Goulding dancers!

The Chieftains never fail to impress. From start to finish they captured the audience with their own brand of traditional Irish music. Legends.

The Chieftains have been on my bucket list for quite a while and was thrilled to be able to finally see them. They did not disappoint. Lively, funny, wonderful

The Chieftains are a wonderful ensemble. They make you smile and feel good inside. Filled with warmth and melody and rythym. It is a music of the earth. They began with one of my favorites"The Wind From The South". Paddy Maloney still as strong as ever- as the rest of them. I did miss Sean Keane and hope he's well. Loved the show...

Thoroughly enjoyed this memorable show on the night before St. Pats enhanced by the guest bagpipers and tap dancers. The small size of this venue further adds to the experience of any show for the attendee.

This show was a blast! Loved the music, dance and the talented musicians. The videos enhanced the experience. We had a wonderful time! Pre-show dinner at Akai Lounge was excellent too.

The show was better than expected! On top of the great musical performance by the Chieftains there was special guests and Irish dancing. It was delightful!

What an amazing show! As they celebrate their 56th anniversary, we are reminded of the tremendous impact these performers have had on the music of the last half century. They had the entire audience clapping and tapping their feet! A must see for young and old!!

This is our second time seeing the Chieftains! Such an exciting show with not only awesome, happy music, but singing, dancing and lots of fun! Paddy Maloney still going strong after 56 years. He is adorable.

Saturday nite concert at Town Hall demonstrated once again why the Chieftains are the world's premiere Irish music group. From Paddy Mulroney leading the opening number to the clogging throughout the evening to the bag-pipe band that played first on-stage, then in the audience and finally outside the theater and down the block to Times Square, the Chieftains concert was a marvel one of those one-of-a-kind experiences you could never get on any of their excellent cd's.

Great show, if you are feeling down this is the show to see it will pick you up and make you smile, very upbeat.

There's simply no better entertainment event than a Chieftains concert. Led by the masterful Paddy Moloney, The Chieftains 56th Anniversary Concert at Town Hall was a magical and memorable evening. In addition to the music, there was Ottawa, Canada-style step dancing as well as traditional Irish step dancing, courtesy of the Donny Golden School of Irish Dance (which I attended as a child)! If you love traditional Irish music, this is the concert to go to. The music will stay with you long after the concert ends.

1st, The venue itself is nice. Mid sized, “old worldy” and from what I could make out most seats had a decent view of the stage. Even the back row wasn’t too far from the stage. Parking is nearby (same block) and Grand Central just a 5 min walk away. I’d have no problem going to The Town Hall again... The Chieftains themselves were excellent as ever. They all seem ageless! Their music is just as I remembered it all the way back to my childhood when they always seemed to be in the background somewhere... Watching Paddy Maloney’s hands as they effortlessly fluttered around the uileann pipes left me in awe. They had plenty of extra guests who had kept things “fresh” with all sorts of talents that expanded the show well beyond the Chieftains music itself: Traditional Irish dancing, tap dancing, solo vocalists, solo harp, a pipe band, a mini “choir” and a few extra “surprises”. There was something here for everyone. And all delivered with a sense of humor.. (afterwards the pipe band performed impromptu on the street outside, drawing a crowd large enough to almost block it!) My only complaint was that I felt it could have been a little longer, or have had an intermission so I could have had a drink... (and maybe mic the choir a little better. I felt they were drowned out a bit...) One slight venue problem worth mentioning was that I saw a sign saying “no food or beverages” allowed in the seating area - so I obeyed and didn't buy a drink to bring to my seat. However when I was seated I saw people around me with drinks in their seats.. Why? Either remove the sign or enforce the rules!

What a beautiful show! So uplifting. Musical. Varied and unabashedly Irish. I have seen the Chieftains more times than I can remember over the years and they somehow have the ability to just get better and better. Go see them. You won’t be disappointed.

this concert was very special I wore a kilt to honour my Celtic heritage and have never bee approached by so may ladies;)Dancing the An Dro at the end with my son and after many years made it on the new York stage!!! after the concert the Pipe band held an impromptu concert on 46st! blocking traffic, then they move to 42st to finish the evening Who ever said the Celts were dour must have been English! a memory I will always keep in my heart. thank you paddy and company 5 stars

Once again the Chieftains pulled off an energetic fabulous concert. The audience cheered and gave standing ovations several times during the performance.

I've seen these guys four times now. They transcend types of music and types of artists. They combine seamless tunes with laughter and fun. They ALWAYS include local talent on stage and get the crowd involved by dancing around the venue. Do not miss them if they come to your town.

Had never heard of this group but encouraged to see them, very good experience. A mixture of song, music & incredible dance. The approx. 2 hour event was worth the time and money. Clowes Hall is a great venue.

From lovely to lively music and dance in the Irish traditions, the performance is enjoyable for all ages and reasonably priced!