Dennis O'Neil & Davey Armstrong

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FOUR FEET TWO SHOES

It really depends on whom you talk to, but it goes something like this....Davey Armstrong first heard Dennis O’Neil singing in a rural New Hampshire pub back in 1988. Liking what he heard and thinking that the two might enjoy some musical chemistry, Davey asked Dennis to give him a call in the hopes that they might get together. Always one to seize the moment, Dennis decided to take Davey up on his offer...by calling him up nine years later! The eagerly anticipated session led to the development of one of the finest contemporary Celtic-Folk acts in the North Country.

The Boys have shared the stage with diverse acts such as The New England Symphony, Caeli Rain, The Austin Lounge Lizards, The New England Brass Ensemble, and The Lowe Family. They continue to perform at concerts, festivals, special functions, and clubs throughout New England and in their hometown of North Conway, New Hampshire. They wrote and performed the Jackson, New Hampshire Bicentennial song, "Across The Covered Bridge" at the town's bicentennial celebration, and it is featured on Dennis and Davey's first CD. They have recently performed at the prestigious Bermuda Folk Club and also were the featured act at the National Governor’s Conference with the Golden Harp Irish Dancers from Bolton, Connecticut.

Dennis and Davey's music is greatly influenced by traditional Irish and Scottish ballads, jigs and reels, and flavored with touches of reggae, ska and rock & roll. They have a great love for what they do, and it shows. Their rapport with any audience, young and old, is warm and instant.

No Disco Folks. That starts at 3AM, upstairs!