Celtic Thunder’s 2010 live performance of “A Place In The Choir” from Poughkeepsie has quietly surged back into the spotlight, recently racking up attention on YouTube and Facebook after being reshared just weeks ago. Despite being filmed in front of a small audience over a decade ago, the official lyric video has racked up thousands of renewed views, drawing in both longtime fans and newcomers to the band’s vibrant repertoire.
The recording captures Celtic Thunder’s signature camaraderie—each member sings a solo line before handing it off in joyful harmony, embodying the song’s message of inclusivity and collective joy. That mix of playful interaction and musical precision still resonates today, reminding viewers why this track is often cited as one of their most feel-good live moments. The lyrical video format enhances the experience, making it easier for fans to sing along and dive deeper into the song’s meaning .
What’s more, this resurgence comes amid a broader revival of interest in live performances from the Legacy Volume 1 era. Songs like “A Place In The Choir” are being rediscovered and shared across fan communities on social media, where listeners are praising its timeless appeal and the warmth that Celtic Thunder brings to Irish folk music. It’s quickly becoming a favorite pick-me-up anthem once again.
As Celtic Thunder continues to promote their newer projects, this flashback to Poughkeepsie feels like a reminder of their roots—humble, heartfelt, and full of energy. With streaming platforms making it easier than ever to revisit past gems, this uplifting performance is finding a whole new life and proving that good music really doesn’t age.
