Kevin Burke is a preeminent Irish fiddler whose mastery of the instrument and deep knowledge of Celtic music traditions have earned him international acclaim. Born in London to parents from County Sligo, Ireland, his music is steeply rooted in the rich fiddle traditions of his ancestral homeland. Over the course of a career that spans several decades, Burke's virtuosic playing has been a defining feature in the evolution of traditional Irish music.

His solo career is marked by a number of critically acclaimed albums, including "If The Cap Fits," originally released in 1978 and reissued because of its lasting popularity. His repertoire spans spirited jigs and reels, soulful hornpipes, and evocative airs, delivered with a distinct fluidity that speaks to his deep connection with the Sligo style. Kevin Burke's contributions to Irish music go beyond his solo work; he has been a key member of seminal traditional groups, including The Bothy Band, Patrick Street, and Celtic Fiddle Festival. His latest solo releases, such as "Sligo Made" and "An Evening with Kevin Burke," showcase his continued dedication to the traditional music of Ireland, peppered with a modern sensibility that keeps his work relevant and deeply resonant with audiences around the world.