Welcome Tuatha Friends
Next Few Shows
(All Upcoming Shows )
⊕ Saturday, 23 Oct 2010 — 8:00 pm - 11:30 pm
Nineteenth Annual Samhain Witches' Ball
Highlands Masonic Center
3550 Federal Boulevard, Denver, CO
Costume Contest - Drumming & Dancing - Beer and Wine - Cafe Serving Dinner & Snacks - Bazaar - Midnight Samhain Ritual
$15 Adults, $5 Children 12 and Under
⊕ Saturday, 30 Oct 2010 — 8:00 pm
Spirit Ways Witches Ball
Mercury Cafe
2199 California Street, Denver, CO 80205 | (303) 294-9281
Details may change. More info to come.
⊕ Saturday, 18 Dec 2010 — 7:00 pm
Winter Solstice Celebration
Mercury Cafe
2199 California Street, Denver, CO 80205 | (303) 294-9281
Come celebrate the return of the light with us. Dance a spiral dance. Dance away the darkest day.
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News!
* Welcome Cerulean to Tuatha
Cerulean has joined us as our bass player. We are looking forward to playing shows again very soon and have been having fun practicing with him. Keep your eyes on our calendar as we start booking again. We do have two shows on the calendar later in the year, and are working on some for sooner.
* Healing Energy for Pablo Mago
Pablo is feeling better slowly. It is a long healing path. Please, keep him in your thoughts and blessings. All the energy we can send him will help in his healing.
Thank you for thinking of him.
* Celebration Show
We are cooking up a very exciting show with a theme for everyone's participation.
We will give details as it gels. Think motley (the definition may not be what you think).
* Invocation Blessings
We have been very fortunate to have Tierro of Kan'Nal producing our CD, Invocation, for us. He has been a delight to work with, and his expertise, experience, and creativity have been a real asset in making our vision and our dream become a reality.
Thank you so much for everything, Tierro. Much Love and Blessings, Tiracai, Ek Balam, Iannin, Logran, Pablo Mago
Blending the musical and the mystical
Tuatha plays a psychedelic collage of trance dance, world groove, and tribal fusion that transports the listener on a visually evocative musical pilgrimage to indigenous lands, shamanic visions, and the realms of the spirits. All original compositions on an electro-acoustic blend of strings, flutes, voices, drums, and percussion inspired by African, Middle Eastern, Persian, Arabian, Indian, Eastern European, Gypsy, Latin, Celtic, and Native Amercian sounds - mixing classical, jazz, rock, traditional and new age styles to energize your spirit, move your body, spark your imagination, and elevate your soul.
"Most interesting and impressive was the atmosphere Tuatha conjured up on that stage... They changed the very air in Hodi's for their 30-minute set with their music... One could recall the influence of Caribbean nights, maritime passages, and various Venetian gypsy markets all packed in a short 30 minutes." - Chris Galis, Scene Magazine