Tommy Dunn and Jan Lynch Band

Jan Lynch was born in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland and had a number one hit on the Irish charts with her version of "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain."  She replaced the famous "Big Tom" with the Mainliners, and was the lead singer for several Irish showbands, including the Big Valley, and the Marines.  Her versatile and powerful voice is well known from Ireland to New York.

Tommy Dunn is well known to audiences in the tri-state area, having been the house band at many of the famous Irish venues in Manhattan, including Rosie O'Grady's, the Irish Pavilion, and the John Barleycorn.  He had his own radio show for many years: "The Tommy Dunn Irish Hour", and has produced recordings for various artists in his studio: Glensider Records.  His debut album "Down by the Glenside" produced two songs which placed on the WFUV All Time Irish Hits charts- "The Wind in the Willows" at #2, and "Highland Paddy" at #20.

Tommy and Jan have recorded four albums together in addition to their solo works, and are currently working on a fifth.

The band varies for different venues, and features John Reynolds on fiddle, Dom Lavin on accordian and vocals,  Barry Wiesenfeld on bass, flute and vocals, and Russ T. Blades on drums and percussion.

The band has a repertoire of almost a thousand songs, from Sinatra to Billy Joel, the Beatles to the Wolfetones, originals to classic rock.  Variety with a capital "V"