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Concert: Gaelic Storm
Place: Algonquin Arts Theatre
Date: Saturday, March 6, 2010
Time: 8:00 pm
Box Office: 732-528-9211
boxoffice@algonquinarts.org
Manasquan, NJ - Gaelic Storm, the famous party band from the Oscar-winning
film Titanic, will take the stage in a live concert at Algonquin Arts on
Saturday, March 6th at 8 pm, just in time for St. Patrick’s Day. This is
a concert that fans of Irish music will not want to miss, with songs on
the lineup ranging from “What’s the Rumpus” to “The Night I Punched Russell
Crowe” (based on a true story involving singer Patrick Murphy).
Gaelic Storm has been performing together for over ten years and consistently
books over 125 shows annually, signifying their evolution from a one-time
pub band to leaders in the Celtic/World Music genre. Gaelic Storm released
their 7th album What's the Rumpus? under Lost Again Records in July 2008
earning a #1 debut on the Billboard World Album Chart, #1 on the iTunes
World Album Chart and #5 on the Billboard Internet Album Chart. The songs
on this album are full of outrageous stories and funny scenarios. Singer
Patrick Murphy even stated, "We have so much fun together as a band, we
managed to capture some of the good times we have together on this recording."
Tickets to this concert are $41 for shamrock adult seating (rows A-F),
$39 for shamrock seniors, $25 for shamrock students, $36 for adults, $34
for seniors, and $20 for students/children. To reserve seats or obtain more
information, contact the box office at 732-528-9211 or email boxoffice@algonquinarts.org.
Tickets can also be purchased 24/7 at the Algonquin Arts website, www.algonquinarts.org.
Box office hours are Monday-Friday from 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday from 10
am to 4 pm. Algonquin Arts is located at 173 Main Street in downtown Manasquan,
NJ.
Algonquin Arts was founded in 1992 as a nonprofit organization to provide
cultural enrichment and educational enhancement of the highest quality for
the residents of New Jersey’s central region. Programming of Algonquin Arts
is made possible as a result of the continued philanthropic support of private
citizens and organizations such as New Jersey State Council on the Arts,
OceanFirst Foundation, PNC Foundation, Manasquan Savings Bank, Woman’s Club
of Brielle, Investors Savings Bank Charitable Fund, Verizon Foundation,
Janice Blanton Plangere & Jules Plangere III, as well as many generous individuals
and local businesses.
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