Enjoy Irish music and dance: Celtic Crossroads tour brings world-class performers to the Pavilion stage
"In his soft Irish brogue, Kevin Crosby says Celtic Crossroads, the world-touring music and dance show he co-founded, is getting closer to Sioux Falls.
Talking by phone last week as one of his tour buses pulls over in Houston, the show producer says the more than 20 performers and crew can't fly - they have too much production gear packed into buses and cargo trailers to attempt airline travel.
He and his troupe of acoustic minstrels and dancers perform mostly Irish music Friday at the Washington Pavilion.
The show blends traditional music and dance with a light touch of modern beats. He and musical friends began playing in the streets of their hometown of Galway, Ireland, in 2005."
Talking by phone last week as one of his tour buses pulls over in Houston, the show producer says the more than 20 performers and crew can't fly - they have too much production gear packed into buses and cargo trailers to attempt airline travel.
He and his troupe of acoustic minstrels and dancers perform mostly Irish music Friday at the Washington Pavilion.
The show blends traditional music and dance with a light touch of modern beats. He and musical friends began playing in the streets of their hometown of Galway, Ireland, in 2005."
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