Musing about the band's sound, band member Keith Roberts sums up the Young Dubliners' approach to their music, be it Celtic, rowdy pub tunes, Irish-flavored anthemic rock ...or just plain rock: "I like to think that our take on songwriting & performance makes the Young Dubliners' sound unique and original. Our band is made up of Irish and American natives who draw influences from just about everywhere. Our strength is in the sum of our parts." The Young Dubliners, who have become notorious for the whirling "jig pits" that erupt at their shows, have headlined tours in the US and Europe, as well as opening for acts such as Jethro Tull, John Hiatt and Robert Cray. They've also been joined in the studio by musicians like Ian Anderson from Jethro Tull, and Eric Rigler of Titanic and Braveheart fame. The Young Dubliners even revved up the crowd at the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City.
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