"Wherever the Road Takes Us!" - Foley Road - Blog

10,000 Villages Appreciation Dinner--WOW

Mon, 11 Apr 2011 04:48:54 -0700

One of our best gigs yet. Good food, good wine and good people to be with in a great location at the Civic Garden Center. Thanks to those who bought our CD. I know the CD will bring you great listening pleasure over the years!!

Delhi Park Wine Tasting--Yum-Yum!!!

Sat, 09 Apr 2011 07:34:29 -0700

Had a good time at the Wine Tasting. Great audience and very generous! They seem to want us back for their Fall Floral Show in September. Thanks Kathy for inviting us. We can't wait till the next time we can play for you!!

Week o' Gigs 2011

Sat, 19 Mar 2011 04:25:30 -0700

Been quite a week! Did a performance at The Museum Center on Saturday, 3/12. Quite a packed venue. Wall to wall people. We were in the auditorium. With all the people in the rotunda area, maybe next year we can be there. Sunday was Ireland in Word and Music V. That was a tremendous personal time. We love doing this gig because of what it does for others less fortunate. A warm venue and one we will do every year. Thursday, 3/17 and we are Downtown in the Main Branch of the Public Library.. This is a new place for us and it very well. Great response! Last of all we are in Loveland in the evening for a performance at the Loveland Health Center. Another thing we like to do for senior citizens. The most fun was just being together with each other and playing music that was appreciated. If you heard us in any of these places, let us know what you thought. We would love to hear from you.

Labour Day (If your from England!)

Tue, 07 Sep 2010 02:52:56 -0700

Coney Island in Cincinnati, not to be confused with its bigger cousin in New York. (If you from New York, you already know that.) The newspaper said there were 15,000 people there!! WOW! Never played in a venue with that many people. I know that they didn't come to hear us, but we had a fair share just stop, pull up a chair and listen. Being the kick-off to this year's political year, Governor Strickland was there. I had a chance to meet him and even gave him a copy of our CD. Said he would listen to it on the way home. Hope you like it, Mr. Strickland and yes, we are available to play the Governor's Mansion, if you are so inspired.

Wild and Wonderful West Virginia-Thanks!!!

Mon, 09 Aug 2010 07:16:17 -0700

What a trip this has been!!! Absolutely a first for us. On the road!!! In the venue!! Sound and equipment checks! Review the playlist for 4 frickin' hours!!! Performance that went three hours and the audience wants more!! Wind down after the show in Fred's room! The show after-glow as we head for home. Only one word--WHOA!!!!

Metamora, IN

Sun, 20 Jun 2010 06:42:20 -0700

Metamora, IN for the Red Hat Day. I like playing in the state the John Mellencamp is from!! (My fav American rocker!!! Hey John, do you need a Celtic flavor for your next album?) Great weather! It was fun being able to be outside and play with a group of people I really love! Special Thanks to Sheri at Appreciative Treasures for setting this up for us. Hope there can be more.

Father Joe Mulligan

Tue, 25 May 2010 08:21:05 -0700

Got this letter from Fr. Joe Mulligan, who does mission work in Central America. Nice to know we were involved in this. Here is what he said,

" Thanks once again for your great work and generosity in raising $1307.09 for me for my
work here in Nicaragua with people with disabilities. And I am especially happy that this
was the result of an afternoon of Irish readings and songs!"

" The need here continue to be very great and public social and medical services are extremely
limited. Presently we are hoping to arrange a cornea transplant for a young woman who
is almost totally blind and your support will help make this possible."

" May the Lord bless you and all the people who contributed."

Nice to know we were a part of this. If you would like to help Fr. Joe, write us and we will forward you to the right person.
Let's all be part of the solution.

Playing the Spring Ensemble at Seton HS

Sun, 09 May 2010 08:24:58 -0700

Real different playing on the stage of a classical venue. Lot's of great talent from the CMO, or the Cincinnati Metropolitan Orchestra. Every one in the classical world knows about the CSO, or Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and its offshoot, The Cincinnati Pops. The CMO are musicians who love to play but chose a different path for their livelihood. The love for the Muse is still there. If you get a chance come and hear them, please do so. Your support would be greatly appreciated. I, for one, felt truly honored to be able to be on the same stage as they and I only hope my performance was of the same caliber I heard from these dedicated musicians.

New Photos!!

Thu, 07 Jan 2010 11:19:35 -0800

We put some new photos on our website. Take a look and let us know what you think!!

Tell me what you think of our music!!

Sat, 02 Jan 2010 07:38:24 -0800

Hey all!! Some new stuff here. If you have heard our music and like what you hear, write us. We would love to hear from you!!!