Singer/Songwriter/Comedienne Celia Farran has been described as “A cross between an Earthy Enya, Joan Baez, and Tina Fey.” She dishes up the most delicious concoction of the silly and sacred delighting audiences across the globe. Celia is known as the “Everyday Goddess” with rusty red locks and twinkling eyes which cast a spell of enchantment upon her listeners. Celia gifts those in her audience with a warm, deep and resonating experience touching your heart, your skin, your whole being.
In addition to having the kind of silky smooth voice often associated with classic Celtic Singers, such as “Celtic Woman”, Celia excels at comedy. She often transforms right on stage into one or more of her alter-egos, whose antics typically leave the audience howling with laughter. With powerful, heart-felt vocals and wacky comedic improvisations, the audience never knows what will happen with Celia on stage.
Celia often uses sophisticated “looping” technology to perform duets, trios, and even larger ensembles with herself. Nothing is pre-recorded. She lays down a track then using the looping technology harmonizes with herself — all live and in real time. The result is an amazing listening experience for the audience.
Celia has opened for notable authors: Marianne Williamson, Dr. Masaru Emoto, Susan Weed, Donna Eden, and Swami Beyondanonda (aka Steve Berhman), provided live music for the Off-Broadway production of “Rum & Vodka”, and has received a “Best Storytelling CD” nomination for “Irish Tales” by the International Just Plain Folks Awards (The Grassroots of Grammies). Her “Symbol” song has been named the “Anthem for the Veteran Pentacle Quest” in support of religious tolerance & acceptance.
Celia is originally from Wisconsin & calls the road her home. Celia writes and records a song each week for her Patreon Subscribers. Her most recent full album release is titled “KARMA”(her 13th album). No matter how many times you think you’ve seen Celia, you can never predict what she will do and how deeply she can reach into the soul of an audience. Celia’s range of styles and entertainment is far more than a concert. It is more like a full Cabaret.
“The Power of the Goddess flows though me
The Power of the Goddess flows though you.
Through our bodies, through our blood, you remind us who we are.
We are precious, we are sacred, wild and free.”
Celia Farran is one of 19 pagan artists whose songs are included in the pro-choice compilation The Red Album: Pagan Voices for Reproductive Rights. About her piece The Power of the Goddess, she says; “I believe wholeheartedly in personal sovereignty. Each person must have the right to exercise freedom to choose what they deem is in alignment for their own bodies, minds, spirits, and time. I am here to awaken and remind women of our undeniable worth and power. We are precious, we are sacred, wild, and FREE.”
“An unforgettable voice & indomitable spirit.” Steve Bhaerman (Aka Swami Beyondanonda)
“Go out of your way to see her. You won’t be disappointed.” Rick’s Café Magazine
“Celia’s music calls women to their glory and men to their hearts.” Marianne Williamson, Author “A Return to Love”
“Celia is a spirited, beautiful woman with a voice that reaches your soul with her depth and quality of sound. The energy of her music lifts the spirit like a magic wand; it is a sheer joy to be in her audience. If she comes to your town, GO!” Donna Eden, Author of “Energy Medicine”.
“Celia is an ambrosia of vitality flowing from sweet to sass with the utmost of grace.” Gemma, “A Million Voice Choir”
- For more information about Celia, visit her Web site: www.celiaonline.com
- Buy music on Bandcamp: https://celiaonline.bandcamp.com/
- Join Celia’s Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/CeliaFarran
- Celia on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CeliaOnlinedotcom/featured
- Follow Celia on her Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/celiaonlinemusic
- Celia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/celiafarranmusic/?hl=en
- Email to book a performance: Celia@celiaonline.com
- Tips via Venmo: www.venmo.com/Celia-Farran
Celia Farran’s blog posts
“Please Bless This Space”
Three Reasons to Sing: Even If You Think You Can’t
