TAPSALTEERIE
Melbourne-based folk quartet
Illustration by Amy Sadovsky
tap/sal/teerie [′tɑpsəl′tiri]
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adv. Topsy-turvy (Scottish Gaelic, Ayr. 1783 Burns Green Grow the Rashes)
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n. Melbourne-based prog folk quartet
A melting-pot of celtic flute, country music, blues guitar, with the energy and free spirit of a bushdance, and a 90’s attitude, stirred by four consummate musicians. Groove-based original music paying homage to sounds, experiences, people, and places.
Sounds like: if Michael McGoldrick, Chris Norman, and Liz Carroll were playing an Ed Reavy tune accompanied by Jimi Hendrix, James Jamerson, and Brian Blade.
Origin: Wurundjeri and Wurundjeri-Willum country.
GIGS
Sunday 19 May
Drunken Poet, West Melbourne
6.30pm-8.30pm, free entry
https://www.thedrunkenpoet.com.au/
Friday 7 June - Monday 10 June
National Celtic Festival, Portarlington
Play times to be confirmed soon, meanwhile check out the awesome line-up & get your tickets:
https://www.nationalcelticfestival.com/
Watch/Listen
Praise for debut album, Moonglade:
"...the superb Moonglade, an album that showcases masterful instrumentation and musicianship,
bringing songs to life in a unique and unforgettable manner."
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