October Country is a Celtic-influenced folk group that has performed throughout the Metroplex at pubs, music festivals, charity benefits and coffeehouses such as the Swiss Ave. Tour of Homes, Trinity Hall, RELEAF's annual benefit, and Dunn Brothers Coffee House. They play an eclectic mix of Scottish, Irish, and traditional tunes along with original and '70s-era folk / folk-rock music. Singing about moors and mountains, myths and legends, and everyone's search for love and meaning, their songs remind listeners of forgotten times and places. October Country sings songs to be listened to. Come, listen and enjoy!
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