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Celebrate New Concord presents Roscommon Sessions

Roscommon Sessions

The 2026 Celebrate New Concord summer outdoor concert series continues on Tuesday, July 28 at 7 p.m. with a performance by Roscommon Sessions in Village Park, 2 West Main Street.

Roscommon Sessions were drawn together as friends and bandmates by their love for traditional Irish music. Their unique style is defined by dynamic arrangements, featuring powerful fiddle duos, thoughtful songs, and inventive percussion, deftly held together by skillful guitar work. Their colorful tapestry of Irish jigs and reels is brightened by melodic threads of Scandinavia, Canada, and America, with an occasional humorous anecdote thrown in for good measure. Roscommon Sessions demonstrates the inspiration that strikes when good friends and cultures come together.

All Celebrate New Concord concerts are held at Village Park, 2 West Main Street. Admission is free. Bring your family, friends, and your favorite folding chair. Come early and enjoy the New Concord Farmers Market from 5–7:30 p.m. in the Village Hall parking lot. Rain location for all Celebrate New Concord concerts is the New Concord United Methodist Church (20 E. High Street).

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