The Raggle Taggle Gypsy-Os Celtic Band from Brooklyn, NY

Looking for an incredible musical experience that will transport you straight to Ireland? Look no further than The Raggle Taggle Gypsy-Os, the ultimate Bluegrass, Celtic, and Irish band hailing from the heart of Brooklyn, NY. Comprised of seasoned musicians with a knack for captivating crowds, this group is here to redefine your expectations of live entertainment. Infusing traditional Celtic melodies with a modern twist, The Raggle Taggle Gypsy-Os offer a wide range of musical styles that are guaranteed to delight every audience. Whether you're a fan of foot-stomping Bluegrass tunes or hauntingly beautiful Irish ballads, the band's extensive repertoire has something for everyone. From enchanting fiddle solos to heartfelt vocal harmonies, their virtuoso instrumental playing is matched only by their infectious energy on stage. Don't be fooled by their name - this versatile ensemble is not limited to Celtic music alone. Drawing from the rich traditions of American folk, The Raggle Taggle Gypsy-Os seamlessly blend in Old-Time fiddle tunes, irresistible bluegrass melodies, and even hints of soulful Country/Western sounds. Their ability to effortlessly transition between genres makes them the perfect choice for a variety of events. Whether you're planning an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, The Raggle Taggle Gypsy-Os offers a range of ensemble sizes to suit your needs. From a dynamic duo to a full-fledged 5-piece band, their versatility ensures a tailored experience that will leave your guests begging for an encore. What better way to add an authentic Irish touch to your wedding, party, or corporate event? With their unmatched talent, contagious passion, and unwavering commitment to delivering an unforgettable performance, The Raggle Taggle Gypsy-Os are the go-to choice for music lovers everywhere. Book them today and get ready to embark on a musical journey that you won't soon forget.

• The Craic was Ninety in the Isle of Man | Barney Rush
• South Australia | Pogues
• Bonny Light Horseman | Planxty
• Do You Love an Apple? | trad.
• I'm a Man You Don't Meet Everyday | trad.
• The Gypsy Rover | trad.
• Ca' the Ewes | Robert Burns
• Rocky Road to Dublin | trad.
• Come Out Ye Black and Tans | Dominic Behan
• Wild Mountain Thyme | trad.
• The Barley Mow | trad.
• All For Me Grog | trad.
• And It Stoned Me | Van Morrison
• Auld Triangle | Behan
• Beggerman | trad.
• Black Velvet Band | trad.
• Boys from County Hell | Pogues
• Come On Eileen | Dexy's Midnight Runners
• Courtin' in the Kitchen | trad.
• Danny Boy | trad.
• Dirty Old Town | Pogues
• Fairytale of New York | Pogues
• Fiddler's Green | John Connoly
• Fields of Athenry | trad.
• Galway Girl | Steve Earle
• I'll Tell Me Ma | trad.
• If I Should Fall From Grace With God | Pogues
• Ireland's Green Shore | trad.
• Leaving of Liverpool | trad.
• Matty Groves | trad.
• McIlhatton | Christy Moore
• Newry Highwayman | trad.
• Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore | trad.
• Raggle Taggle Gypsy O's | trad.
• Rare Old Mountain Dew | trad.
• Sally Maclennane | Pogues
• She Moved Through the Fair | trad.
• Star of County Down | trad.
• Streams of Whiskey | Pogues
• The Blacksmith | trad.
• The Irish Rover | trad.
• The Jolly Beggerman | trad.
• The Wild Rover | trad.
• Whiskey in the Jar | trad.
• Wild Night | Van Morrison
• With or Without You | U2