folk

There is more than one artist with this name. James Kelly, a native of Ireland, is one of the greatest Irish traditional fiddlers alive today. He learned his music from his father John Kelly, the renowned fiddle and concertina player from County Clare. After years of careful study and practice, James began his recording and touring career at age sixteen. That year he won first place in the prestigious "Fiddler of the Year" competition and recorded his first album, a duet with his brother John.

2 artists share this name. 1)
The story of Tea for Two began in 1985 when Michael Schumpelt (piano, recorder) and Oliver soerup (guitar) founded the band as a blues-folk-jazz duo. After a couple of gigs Schumpelt and Soerup recruited a bass player and finally, in 1987 with the addition of a drummer and singer Stephan Weber the classic 5-piece line up was complete. Following the release of their first album "Dream or Reality" in 1993 Tea for Two played a huge number of concerts (highlights of which were support shows for Fish and Arena).

The Honey Ants is a musical force imprisoned in the lives of two people, John Grimsey and Scott ‘Skid’ Mathieson. We met at school in Hertfordshire, England and started writing songs together after discovering we shared musical tastes. Our music is draws on pop/rock/folk of the 60s and recent times. Our music varies between pop and quirk, moving from one end to the other and all stops in between.