|
Emerald Rose
Rocks Oscar Party
by Amy Herring
Emerald Rose lead guitarist Logan Sullivan claimed bragging rights
for the popular Celtic Rock band. After
meeting "Calisuri" from www.onering.net, Emerald Rose played for the Tolkien
party at Dragon*Con 2001. Before the end of
that evening, the band was invited to play as the house band for the cast of the Lord
of the Rings: Two Towers at the LOR party following the Oscar presentations in March
2003. Cast members John Rhys-Davies
("Gimli"), Sean Astin ("Samwise"). Billy Boyd ("Pippin"),
and Dominique Monaghan ("Merry"), and the Oscar-winning technical team that
created the animation of "Golem" attended the event with about 1,000 other
guests at the Hollywood Athletic Club.
"We've had a great year, just miraculous," said Sullivan. "We had a very busy St. Patrick's Day.
And then there was the tour of Ireland.
Emerald Rose took an entourage of fifty to Ireland. They played shows in Killarney, Cork and Dublin. "The young crowd really responded to our
Celtic-Rock fusion. They like their music
upbeat, with heavy drum. They're not afraid
of rock and roll," he concluded with a knowing smile.
The band will return to Ireland in September, playing again in Killarney,
possibly at Dingle, and at Galway, "famous for its pubs and music."
Emerald Rose released a new CD last February. "Celtic Crescent," their latest release
recording from their home studio is "a best of collection, geared to traditional
Celtic music," according to Sullivan. "Rants
and Rambles," a comedy CD, will also be available for purchase at Dragon*Con,
together with other Emerald Rose CD's, T-shirts and other merchandise featuring the
Emerald Rose logo.
Emerald Rose will be at Artist Alley Fri; at An Evening at
Bree Fri 8:30-11:00pm Centennial I, and LIVE Sat 5:30pm Concourse.
Visit Emerald Rose at their web site, www.emeraldrose.com. Photos of their appearance
at the LOR Oscar party may be found at www.onering.net. |
|
 |
Radio Sci-Fi Broadcasting Live
Hosts Joey Cruz and Meredith, Rich and the rest of the cast and crew
broadcast LIVE WORLDWIDE via the Internet this Saturday night at midnight. Radio Sci-Fi,
(WDBO580 AM out of Orlando, FL) broadcasts up-to-the minute news on what's going on in the
world of science fiction. Call in and chat or ask a question during the show at
800-329-5858 or go to the information booth in the main hall.
|