Irish Rebel Music - List of Notable Artists

List of Notable Artists

  • Athenrye
  • Alistair Hulett
  • Barleycorn
  • Battering Ram
  • Bible Code Sundays
  • Bik mcFarlane
  • Billy Briggs
  • Black 47
  • The Bleeding Irish: Friotaíocht The Bleeding Irish
  • The Spirit of Sixty 7
  • No Irish Need Apply Bluestack
  • The Bog Savages: Playing Irish rebel music in the San Francisco Bay area The Bog Savages
  • Tommy Dempsey
  • David kincaid
  • Dan Hannon
  • Declan Hunt
  • Blackstairs Rebel
  • Ciaran Murphy
  • Boston's Erin Og
  • Charlie and The Bhoys
  • Christy Moore
  • The Clancy Brothers
  • Derek Warfield
  • Gary Óg
  • Glasnevin
  • Hair Of The Dog
  • Irish Brigade
  • Mise Éire
  • Liam Byrne
  • The Paddywagon Band
  • Paddy Rooney
  • Padraig Mór
  • Pangur Bán
  • Pat Chessell
  • Rebel Hearts
  • Saoirse
  • Seanchai
  • Shebeen
  • Slievenamon
  • Music of Mark O'Neill
  • Spirit of Freedom
  • Seanchai & the Unity Squad
  • The Galtee Mountain Bhoys
  • The Rising
  • Ray Collins
  • The Dubliners
  • The Foggy Dew
  • The Wakes
  • Young Dubliners
  • Wilderness 1916
  • Wolfhound
  • Wolfe Tones
  • The Young Wolfe Tones
  • The Village Folk
  • Mike Fox AKA FoxyBhoy

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