Cherish The Ladies, a Grammy-nominated Irish-American supergroup formed in 1985, celebrates the rise of women in the male-dominated Celtic music scene. It is simply impossible to imagine an audience that wouldn’t enjoy what they do, says The Boston Globe. Known for their virtuosic instrumental skills, beautiful vocals, and stunning step dancing, they’ve performed at the White House, the Olympics, and on PBS with their Emmy-winning special An Irish Homecoming. The Washington Post praises their astonishing array of virtuosity. Their latest album, Heart of the Home, embraces the gift of music passed down through generations. ‘It was the greatest gift they could give us,’ says bandleader Joanie Madden. ‘We’re carrying on the music of our fathers.’ As their reputation and admiration continue to grow, Cherish The Ladies moves forward into another decade of music-making.