Got time for a mid-week pub break? It’s more than halfway through the festival by now so might as well, eh? Besides, it’s the last night of Celtic Colours for Scottish Fish and The Chaisson Family. It’d be a sin for them to leave without seeing them off. Conveniently enough, both Scottish Fish and The Chaisson Family are playing at the Firefighters Club in North Sydney tonight—and with Cape Breton singer-songwriter Jordan Musycsyn no less. Well, that sounds right on. It’s definitely the place to be if you’re looking for some top-notch fiddle tunes and catchy, heartfelt songs. The Chaisson Family, from Prince Edward Island, have been known over the generations for their driving, kitchen-party energy, masterful playing, and their own tunes that are played at sessions everywhere. Just try sitting still through their set. Boston quintet Scottish Fish have their own take on the repertoire of traditional Scottish and Cape Breton tunes with arrangements inspired by the cross-pollination of influences at Berklee College of Music, and practically a lifetime of playing together. If you haven’t seen and heard these two dynamic groups yet, take this opportunity before they go and run with it. Celtic Pub is also Jordan’s only concert this year, but you’re sure to see him lurking around Festival Club at least a few nights. If you’re up for it.

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