Séamus Egan
Singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born
July 1st, 1969
56 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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Egan is an American-Irish musician recognized for contributions to contemporary Irish music. Egan formed the band Solas, which gained attention for its blend of traditional Irish music with modern influences. The group released several albums, achieving critical acclaim. Egan has also collaborated with various artists and participated in numerous music festivals. His work has highlighted the richness of Irish folk music, making it accessible to wider audiences.
Co-founding the band Solas
Releasing albums such as 'Solas' and 'The Turning Tide'
Performing at major Irish music festivals
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