Laura Flanagan Lubbock, Texas
Laura Flanagan is an outstanding fiddler playing Irish traditional music from Lubbock, Texas. Over the last 15+ years, she has traveled widely in the United States and Ireland to study with fiddlers Randal Bays, John Carty, James Kelly, Martin Hayes, and Brendan Larrissey. ... more
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