Fire on McGinnis with a unique take on a traditional Irish tune

Foggy Dew - Fire on McGinnis

Fire on McGinnis's unique take on a traditional Irish Jig.

Paddys Leather Breeches - Fire on McGinnis

Fire on McGinnis's sparky version of a 400 year old English song about an insane asylum.

Bedlam Boys

Bedlam Boys - Fire on McGinnis

Produced by Mark Lukey for Fire on McGinnis.

Seaforth Lullaby - Fire on McGinnis

Anthemic, triumphant, majestic or sad depending on your mood "The Bells of Dunblane" was written as a bagpipe score in tribute to the 1996 Dunblane elementary school massacre in Dunblane, Scotland. 

The Bells of Dunblane

DJ Sidemouth's remix of a song called "Foggy Dew" by Fire on McGinnis

Foggy Dew (Sidemouth Remix)

In the style of Katy Perry, this is a re-mix of Katy Perry's "Rise" song

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Rise Kate Project ( In the style of Katy Perry )

With a totally unique sound that mixes the appeal of rock with the woodiness of Irish and Celtic music, Fire On McGinnis can only be described as a “head-banging, bagpipe playing live celebration.” The band evolved into the Celtic rock scene armed with the solid influence of bands like The Dropkick Murphys, Flogging Molly and The Pogues. For their debut album, Fire on McGinnis takes songs steeped in Irish tradition such as “Bedlam Boys,” “Foggy Dew," and “Nancy Whiskey” and plays them with the intensity of a riotous rock song. Using the same eclectic approach, their original songs conjure up images of men toiling on the docks, waves crashing on a rocky solemn shore or the grizzled face of a disenchanted king in hiding. While the band likes to keeps things hot with smoking fiddle and bagpipe jigs; their true goal is to get the audience fired up. In fact, they say Fire on McGinnis live is slightly larger than life – like an Irish pub with a hot stove in the corner!

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