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Screaming Orphans Short Screaming Orphans, a genre-breaking, chart-topping all sister band from Ireland, are known worldwide for their award-winning sound, combining their original pop songs with a unique take on traditional Irish music. From an early age, the Diver sisters performed with their mother Kathleen Fitzgerald (a well-known céilí singer in Ireland) and when they hit their teenage years, they formed their own Celtic pop band, Screaming Orphans, which led to a signing by Warner Music UK. The band are renowned for their trademark spine-tingling four part harmony which has led to many collaborations on recordings with artists such as Sinéad O’Connor, Martin Furey, Baaba Maal, Afro Celt Sound System, Peter Gabriel and Joni Mitchell. The band continues to tour and play extensively across America, Canada and Europe. Screaming Orphans are a band that defies an easy musical style pigeonhole and their high-energy masterful fusion of pop and folk takes you on an exhilarating musical journey. As of this year, the band has released 15 albums of both original pop and folk/Irish music, and have topped Billboard, iTunes and World Music charts. Discography Sunshine And Moss 2020 Life in a Carnival 2019 Taproom 2017 Dance With Me e.p. 2015 Ballads Rule OK 2015 Toy Theatre 2013 Sliabh Liag 2013 Lonely Boy 2011 The Jacket’s Green 2011 East 12th Street 2009 Belle’s Isle 2009 Circles 2005 Back to Dublin 2005 Screaming Orphans 2003 Listen and Learn 2001 www.screamingorphans.com www.youtube.com/screamingorphans [email protected] www.facebook.com/screamingorphans.
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