FOOTMAD Presents
Our 43nd Concert Season
2024-2025
Enjoy nationally and world-acclaimed musicians
in intimate concert settings in the valley's finest theaters.
The Jeremiahs
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Gorgeous Irish ballads
2025 March 1 - Saturday - 7:30 PM
Capitol Theater (Resurrection Church)
123 Summers St
Charleston WVThe Jeremiahs is an Irish folk band that comprises four musicians who have come together with the common goal of writing, composing and performing folk songs and music. They have travelled extensively, bringing their music far and wide and are heralded as a live band not to be missed. With a wonderful mixture of newly composed songs and tunes in the folk genre and a well selected catalogue of older folk songs, they are sure to rouse all the emotions.
Hailing from County Dublin is singer Joe Gibney on vocals.
On fiddle and vocals is New York born Matt Mancuso.
On flute from County Clare is Conor Crimmins.
On Guitar is Dublin born James Ryan.
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Concert Time
Concert starts at 7:30 pm
Box office sales start at 6:30 pm
Doors open at 6:30 pm
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Tickets
$25 in advance
$30 at the door$10 Students
Children under 13 admitted free
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Concert FAQs
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“Great songs, poignant, emotional vocals, masterful guitar and fiddle/flute conversations that work like fine embroidery – no wonder critics love them. You will too!”
“This is the sound of real Irish music. And these four young players are pointing a new direction. They are singing brilliant trad-based Irish and English tunes along with a modern vibe. Their instrumental work is superior. The vocals are not like the Clancy Brothers, or any of that. They are the real deal with some really well done harmonies. ... This is a band to be reckoned with, now and in the future. ... Magic.”
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Celtic Calling Gathering
This concert is the mainstage event of Charleston's annual Celtic Calling Gathering.
This engagement of The Jeremiahs is
made possible in part through
the Special Presenter Initiatives program
of Mid Atlantic Arts
with support from the
National Endowment for the Arts and
West Virginia Division of Culture and History.
FOOTMAD appreciates Fund for the Arts major donors ($10,000+) who keep culture strong in the Kanawha Valley: City of Charleston, Cecil I. Walker Charitable Trust, William Maxwell Davis Trust, Daywood Foundation, Spilman Thomas & Battle, Dutch Miller, and WSAZ.
