About The Fenians
Originating from Orange County, The Fenians have been captivating audiences since 1990 with their infectious blend of Celtic rock and folk music. Their energetic performances and heartfelt lyrics have created a loyal fan base, making them staples in the live music scene. Over the years, they have showcased their talent in notable venues, bringing their unique sound to cities across the United States.
The band's discography is a testament to their evolving artistry, with standout albums like 'Every Day's a Hooley' released in 2004 and earlier works that include 'Have Fun or Get Out!' and 'Band of Rogues'. Each album encapsulates the spirit of their music—lively, engaging, and rich with storytelling. Their songs often reflect themes of camaraderie and celebration, inviting listeners to join in on the fun.
On Tour
The Fenians are set to ignite the stage in Fontana, CA, on March 13, 2026, at Stage Red, followed by a performance at The Coach House in San Juan Capistrano the next day. Their live shows are renowned for their electrifying atmosphere, where the audience becomes part of the experience, singing along and reveling in the moment. If you're looking for a night filled with energy and spirited music, these concerts are a must-see.
Fans rave about the band's ability to create an unforgettable vibe during their performances. With a mix of traditional Irish tunes and their original compositions, The Fenians ensure that everyone leaves with a smile, having enjoyed a night of heartwarming melodies and infectious rhythms.
Upcoming Shows
Discography
The Fenians' discography showcases a commitment to their roots while also exploring new musical avenues. Their 2004 album, 'Every Day's a Hooley', received acclaim for its lively arrangements and engaging storytelling. This album, along with their earlier releases like 'Live at the Harp', solidifies their reputation as a band that knows how to blend tradition with a modern twist.
Over the years, the band has maintained a distinctive sound that resonates with both longtime fans and newcomers alike. Their music often features banjos, fiddles, and accordions, creating a rich tapestry of sound that celebrates their Celtic heritage while remaining accessible and relatable.