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December 8, 2016 Celtic Woman 'Voices of Angels' Debuts at #1 on Billboard World and Classical Charts Album Remains In DECEMBER 8, 2016 CELTIC WOMAN ‘VOICES OF ANGELS’ DEBUTS AT #1 ON BILLBOARD WORLD AND CLASSICAL CHARTS ALBUM REMAINS IN TOP FIVE ON BOTH CHARTS GROUP HONORED WITH FIRST-EVER GRAMMY NOMINATION Multi-platinum international music sensation Celtic Woman’s latest studio album VOICES OF ANGELS (released November 18 on Manhattan/Caroline) follows in the group’s tradition of #1 albums, entering the World Billboard chart at the top position, where it remains for week two; this marks the group’s 12th #1 entry. In addition, for the first time in the group’s legacy, a Celtic Woman album entered the Billboard Classical chart at #1,holding at #2 in its second week. Meanwhile, Celtic Woman’s Destiny--currently #5 on the Billboard World chart--released earlier this year was just nominated for a Grammy Award in the category of Best World Music Album. This marks the group’s first-ever nomination. To celebrate the nomination, the group hosted a Facebook Live session yesterday (Wednesday, December 7). To view the conversation, click here. VOICES OF ANGELS contains some of the most popular songs from the Celtic Woman repertoire, along with several previously unrecorded tracks, all with stunning new orchestral arrangements recorded with the 72-piece Orchestra of Ireland. Celtic Woman has a remarkable 12- year-legacy of introducing the most talented singers and musicians from Ireland onto the world stage. VOICES OF ANGELS showcases the angelic voices of Susan McFadden, Mairéad Carlin, Éabha McMahon and introduces the breathtaking new Celtic violinist Tara McNeill. The foursome are currently on a short run of holiday-themed dates in late 2016 (at which they’ll introduce U.S. audiences to Tara McNeill), with a full tour to follow in Spring 2017. Available in three formats--Digital, Physical CD and a special Target exclusive- -VOICES OF ANGELS features songs from the group’s storied career: “Isle of Hope, Isle of Tears,” “As She Moved Through The Fair” and “Mo Ghile Mear (My Gallant Star),” alongside traditional classics as “Amazing Grace,” “Ave Maria,” “Joy to the World” and “Silent Night” and well-known film scores “My Heart Will Go On” (Titanic), “For The Love of A Princess” (Theme from Braveheart) and “A Time For Us” (Theme from the 1969 film Romeo and Juliet). 2016 HOME FOR CHRISTMAS – THE SYMPHONY TOUR ITINERARY 12/9 Cherokee, NC Harrah’s Cherokee Event Center 12/10 Tunica Resorts Horseshoe Tunica Bluesville 12/11 Atlanta, GA Atlanta Symphony Hall 12/13 Saginaw, MI Dow Events Center 12/14 Milwaukee, WI Riverside Theater 12/15 Wabash, IN Honeywell Center 12/16 Merrillville, IN Star Plaza 12/17 Naperville, IL Pfeiffer Hall 12/18 Naperville, IL Pfeiffer Hall 12/20 Denver, CO Boettcher Concert Hall 12/21 Salt Lake City, UT Abravanel Hall 12/22 St. George, UT Burns Arena – Dixie College 2017 VOICES OF ANGELS NORTH AMERICAN ITINERARY 3/2 Lakeland, FL Lakeland Center 3/3 Orlando, FL Bob Carr PAC 3/4 West Palm Beach, FL Kravis Center 3/5 Tampa, FL Straz Center 3/7 Fort Myers, FL Barbara B Mann Hall 3/8 Melbourne, FL King Center 3/9 Gainesville, FL Philips Center 3/10 Jacksonville, FL Times Union 3/11 Charleston, SC Gaillard Center 3/14 Savannah, GA Johnny Mercer Theater 3/16 Columbus, GA River Center 3/17 Greenville, SC Peace Center 3/18 Augusta, GA Bell Auditorium 3/19 Charlotte, NC Blumenthal Performing Arts Center 3/21 Salisbury, MD Wicomico Youth & Civic Center 3/22 Asheville, NC Thomas Wolfe PAC 3/23 Durham, NC DPAC 3/24 Baltimore, MD France Merrick PAC 3/25 Roanoke, VA Berglund Center 3/26 Newport News, VA Ferguson Center 3/30 Indiana, PA Kovalchick Convocation Center 3/31 Lancaster, PA American Music Theater 4/1 Lancaster, PA American Music Theater 4/2 Binghamton, NY Forum Theatre 4/4 Kitchener, ONT Centre in the Square 4/5 Albany, NY Palace Theatre 4/6 Providence, RI PPAC 4/7 Hartford, CT Bushnell 4/8 Greenvale, NY Tilles Center 4/9 Portland, ME Merill Auditorium 4/11 Worcester, MA Hanover Theatre 4/12 Bangor, ME Collins Center 4/13 Manchester, NH SNHU Arena 4/14 Philadelphia, PA Academy of Music 4/15 Rochester, NY Auditorium Theater 4/18 Buffalo, NY Shea’s PAC 4/19 Erie, PA Warner Theatre 4/20 Cincinnati, OH Aronoff Center 4/21 Dayton, OH Schuster PAC 4/22 Columbus, OH Palace Theater 4/23 Cleveland, OH State Theater 4/25 Toledo, OH Stranahan Theatre 4/28 Rockford, IL Coronado PAC 4/29 Dubuque, IA Five Flags Center Arena 4/30 Peoria, IL Peoria Civic Center 5/2 Topeka, KS Topeka PAC 5/3 Tulsa, OK Mabee Center 5/4 Memphis, TN Orpheum 5/5 Cape Girardeau, MO Show Me Center 5/6 Richmond, KY EKU Center 5/7 Louisville, KY Louisville Palace 5/9 Huntsville, AL Von Braun PAC 5/11 Pensacola, FL Saenger 5/12 Montgomery, AL Montgomery PAC 5/13 Bossier City, LA Horseshoe Casino 5/14 Biloxi, MS Belcher Center 5/17 Little Rock, AR Robinson Center 5/18 Lake Charles, LA Rosa Hart Theatre 5/19 Grand Prairie, TX Verizon Theatre 5/20 Houston, TX Smart Financial Center 5/21 San Antonio, TX Majestic Theatre 5/23 Mesa, AZ Mesa Arts Center 5/24 San Bernardino, CA California Theater 5/25 San Diego, CA Civic Theatre 5/26 Costa Mesa, CA Sagerstrom Center for the Arts 5/27 Thousand Oaks, CA Civic Arts Plaza 5/30 Fresno, CA Saroyan Theatre 5/31 San Jose, CA Center for the Performing Arts 6/1 Sacramento, CA Community Center Theater 6/2 Reno, NV Reno Events Center 6/3 Boise, ID Morrison Center 6/9 Des Moines, IA Civic Center 6/10 Green Bay, WI Weidner Center 6/11 Rochester, MN Mayo Arena 6/13 Minneapolis, MN Orpheum 6/14 Kansas City, MO Kaufman Center 6/15 Springfield, MO Hammons Hall 6/16 St. Louis, MO Fox 6/17 Springfield, IL Sangamon Auditorium 6/18 E. Lansing, MI Wharton Center 6/21 Syracuse, NY Crouse Hinds 6/23 Elmira, NY Clemens Center 6/24 Springfield, MA Mass-Mutual Center 6/25 Lynn, MA Lynn Auditorium ABOUT CELTIC WOMAN Following its debut on PBS in 2005, Celtic Woman has achieved massive success encompassing ten chart-topping albums, eight DVDs and nine public television specials leading to sales of over ten million albums, with platinum success in nine countries. Each of its ten CDs--including 2016’s Destiny--has debuted at #1 on Billboard's World Albums chart. The group has been named Billboard Magazine’s #1 World Albums Artist six times. As a touring powerhouse, the group has performed for over four million fans across 23 countries and six continents, with an especially devoted following in America. Their shows are renowned as high quality entertainment with exceptional musical performances and stunning visual productions, enthralling audiences of all ages. www.CelticWoman.com Facebook.com/Celticwoman Twitter.com/Celtic_Woman National inquires: Marcee Rondan MSO PR 818-380-0400, EXT. 248 [email protected] Tour Press: Renee Pfefer On Tour PR 203-724-9919 c: 914-806-2834 [email protected] .
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