Three groups bring timeless traditions of Scottish, Irish music

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The Birchmere hosts a triple threat celebration of Celtic music Tuesday. Old Blind Dogs serves up Scottish traditions, Teada tantalizes with authentic Irish sounds on the cutting edge, and Cara’s Germany-based personnel confirms universal affection for the timeless Scottish and Irish folk tunes.

Old Blind Dogs comprises Aaron Jones on bass, bouzouki and guitar; Jonny Hardie on fiddle, mandolin and guitar; Fraser Stone on drums and percussion; and its newest member, Ali Hutton, on pipes, whistle and guitar.

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