One of the most sought-after groups in Irish music, Socks in the Frying Pan will kick off the Irish season with a concert at the Irish Cultural and Heritage Center, 2133 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee on Saturday, March 10th. The multiple award-winning group with the distinctive name hails from Ennis, County Clare, the universal hub of Irish traditional music.
The trio has captivated audiences around the world with high energy performances, breathtaking musical ability, three-part vocal harmonies and a love for live shows. They have performed numerous times at Milwaukee Irish Fest and celebrated their 10th anniversary as a band during the fest in 2018. Their most recent show at the ICHC was in March 2020.
The Hayes brothers (Fiachra on fiddle, banjo and bodhrán and Shane on button accordion) along with guitarist and lead vocalist Aodán Coyne grew up in musical families and each was playing multiple instruments at a young age.
According to FolkWorld, “They wrap traditional Irish tunes in modern garments and spice them up with driving groves.” Irish Music Magazine said that “Their sound flows in magnetic, energetic waves, as does their banter onstage.”
The trio has captivated audiences around the world with high energy performances, breathtaking musical ability, three-part vocal harmonies and a love for live shows. They have performed numerous times at Milwaukee Irish Fest and celebrated their 10th anniversary as a band during the fest in 2018. Their most recent show at the ICHC was in March 2020.
The Hayes brothers (Fiachra on fiddle, banjo and bodhrán and Shane on button accordion) along with guitarist and lead vocalist Aodán Coyne grew up in musical families and each was playing multiple instruments at a young age.
According to FolkWorld, “They wrap traditional Irish tunes in modern garments and spice them up with driving groves.” Irish Music Magazine said that “Their sound flows in magnetic, energetic waves, as does their banter onstage.”