Ceili Rain

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Ceili Rain is a Christian band based in

• Bob Halligan, Jr.
  (May 1995–present) — lead vocals, guitar
• Joe Davoli (2007–present) — violin, vocals
• Raymond Arias (1997–present) — guitar, vocals
• Bill Bleistine (2003–present) — drums, percussion, vocals
• Kevin de Souza (2008–present) — bass, vocals
• Buddy Connolly (May 1996–present) — accordion, keyboards, vocals
• Burt Mitchell (2000–present) — pipes, whistles

Former and occasional members

• Matt Mason (full-time 2005–2012) — bass, vocals
• Skip Cleavinger (Dec 1997-occasional) — pipes, whistles
• John Dreibelbis (2005-occasional) — pipes, whistles
• Tyler Duncan (2005-occasional)- pipes, whistles
• Dan Meyer (entertainer) (2005-occasional) - whistles, swords
• Phil Madeira (Jan 1996-May 1996) — accordion, keyboards, vocals
• Tim Lauer (May 1995 - Jan 1996) — accordion, keyboards, vocals
• John McGillian (occasional) — accordion, keyboards, vocals
• Susie Monick (occasional) — accordion, keyboards, vocals
• Gretchen Priest (?) — violin, vocals
• Chris Carmichael (May 1995 - May 1996) — violin, cello
• Rick Cua (1995-1997) — bass
• Bob Harmon (1998-200?) — bass, vocals
• Andrew Lamb (1998-2000) — bass, vocals
• Lance Hoppen (1997-?) — bass, vocals
• Daniel Grimsland
  (Sep 2002–2005) — Bass, Vocals
• Paul Grimsland (?) — Guitar, Vocals
• Naoise Sheridan (?) — Guitar, Vocals
• Bruce Wallace (?) — Guitar, Vocals
• Tony Hooper (May 1995 – 1997) — guitar, vocals
• Rocky Marvel (?) — drums, percussion
• Mark Hagan (?) — drums, percussion
• Nick Buda (?) — drums, percussion
• Lang Bliss (?) — drums, percussion
• Nick Distefano (1995) — drums, percussion
• John Daneluk (2003) — drums, percussion
• Chris Eddy (2000) — drums, percussion
• Robbie Spangnolitti (2004) — drums, percussion
• Jim Hoke (May 1995) — pipes, whistles
• Diane Davitch (1995) — pipes, whistles
• John Brown (1995) — pipes, whistles
• Diane Davitch (1995) — pipes, whistles
• Hunter Lee (?-1997) — pipes, whistles
• Matt Fisher (1997) — pipes, whistles
• Sarah Hart (?) — pipes, whistles

Patrick Ross fiddle (2003 ?)

Discography

Albums

• "Say Kay-lee" (Punch Records) — (1997)
• We're Makin' A Party LIVE! — (1999) Recorded July 30, 1999 at Schouler Park, North Conway, NH directly to D.A.T. from house mixing console.
• Erasers On Pencils— (2000)
• No You, No Me (Cross Driven Records) — (2002)
• Change In Your Pocket — (2004)
• Anthology: 1995-2005 (Tag Artist Group) — (2005)
• Whatever Makes You Dance — (2006)
• I Made Lemonade - (2009)
• Manuka Honey - (2011)
• Hymns & Hers - (2014)

Video

• Anthology: 1995-2005 (DVD) (Balance Studios) — (2005)
• Like A Train: 2005 (Music Video) (Music Video of the Year UCMVA Awards)— (Balance Studios)(2005)
• Hallways of Always: 2006 (Music Video) (Music Video of the Year UCMVA Awards)— (Balance Studios)(2005-2006)
• STOMP: 2005 (Music Video) — (Balance Studios)(2005)

External links

• The official Ceili Rain Website
• Ceili Rain MYSPACE

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