We’re happy to announce that we have been added to the lineup for this years Glastonbury Festival. You can click on our Tour Date’s page for details.

Watch us perform Bob Dylan’s Seven Curses on RTE’s “The View”.

Solas on RTE’s “The View”

Win was a guest panelist on RTE 3’s Midday, a  daily current events program in Ireland.  Click here to go to the RTE website.

On Jan 27th, we will appear on the RTE arts program, The View. If you click the link you will notice that we’re not yet listed. But trust us, we’ll be there!!

After our show in Dublin on Jan. 29th, we head to Moscow once more to play at The Moscow Performing Arts Center. We had a great time last year and we’re looking forward to our return.

We’re playing our first show of the new year on Jan. 29th at The Button Factory in Dublin, Ireland. Our show is part of the Temple Bar Music Festival . Click here for ticket info. You can also get tickets at www.templebartrad.com  or from the Temple Bar TradFest Box Office, 45 Temple Bar or call 01 671 2321.

We hope to see you there!

Solas will appear on BBC’s The Mike Harding Show on Oct. 22nd. Click here for airtimes or to listen on the web.

Solas will appear on A Prairie Home Companion, Saturday, Oct. 11th. Click here to check local listings and airtimes in your area.

We’re honored to announce our participation in The Daniel Pearl World Music Days. As many of you will recall, Daniel, a journalist and musician, was kidnapped and killed in Pakistan in 2002. After his death, his family formed the Daniel Pearl Foundation to commemorate his life and to promote the ideals of tolerance, friendship, and our shared humanity. Through the power of music it reminds us that we are a lot more alike than we are different.   For the month of October, we are dedicating all of our shows to World Music Days. To learn more about the Daniel Pearl Foundation and World Music Days click here.

“I Will Remember You”, which Seamus co-wrote with Sarah McLachlan can be heard in the new film, The Lucky One’s, starring Tim Robbins and Rachel McAdams. The song was originally written for the Sundance award winning film, The Brother’s McMullen and later went on to be a hit single for Sarah. We recorded a version of it on our album, The Hour Before Dawn.