Win tickets to see the sensational Celtic Woman

CELTIC Woman will perform in Canberra in September as part of the quartet’s its 10th anniversary world tour – and “CityNews” has two, gold-level, double tickets to the show to give away. To enter, list three separate words that best describe Celtic music to you. The performance is at The Royal Theatre on Saturday, September 19, and the double tickets are valued at $181.48 each. Tickets are available ticketek.com.au It was a decade ago that Celtic Woman first introduced its fresh fusion of Irish musical tradition, contemporary song craft and state-of-the-art stage production. Since then, Celtic Woman has sold more than eight million copies of its nine CDs and eight DVDs worldwide. Recently named the Billboard World Artist of the Year for the sixth time, Celtic Woman showcases four gifted Irish women – three vocalists and a Celtic violinist – and a 15-member ensemble that includes a full band, bagpipers, Irish dancers and choir.

1. All entrants must be over the age of 18. To enter, log on to citynews.com.au/win and list three separate words that best describe Celtic music to you. Include your name, suburb and address details. The judge’s decision will be final. 2. The competition opens on Tuesday, July 7. 3. The competition closes midday, Monday, August 10. 4. The competition will be judged midday, Monday, August 10. 5. Judging will take place at the offices of CityNews, Level 1, Bailey’s Corner, 143 London Circuit, Canberra ACT. 6. The prize consists of has two double passes valued at $181.48 each to the September 19 performance of Celtic Woman at the Royal Theatre. Winners will be contacted directly by email and named, for the record, in the Augusr 13 edition of "CityNews". Entry is restricted to readers in Canberra and surrounding district. 7. The promoter of the competition is Macquarie Publishing Pty Limited. ABN 23 116 889 813 8. Should any winners be ineligible, or fail to collect the prizes subsequent winners will be judged from the original entries. The winners will be notified by email and details published in the next available edition of "CityNews".