CEOL are certainly making waves on Ireland's folk music scene since forming in 2021, and their career is reaching new heights following the release of their debut album
Nathan Carter 's band CEOL have released the song of the summer as their career continues to go from strength to strength.
Read more: Cliona Hagan says the pressure is insane and it's a big financial undertaking for her first sun trip In December 2023, the band released their self titled debut album which hit 4,000,000 streams on Spotify within the first 3 months of release. Hits include, Beeswing, Heave Away , The Ferryman, Big Strong Man, Some Say The Devil Is Dead, Travellin Soldier and many more.
"I thought to myself, there is an opening here for a great young band who play a mix of the old folk songs with a contemporary modern twist."
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