Sombati World Music

Last Updated on February 18, 2023 by Cianaodh Óg

Sombati is a world music band from Fort Worth, Texas. Their passion is bringing music from all over the world to life. They play traditional tunes and original compositions in a variety of genres from across Europe, around the Mediterranean, and the Americas. From traditional Irish and Scottish music, waltzes and ballads from Northern Spain and Appalachia, polkas, tangos and rhumbas, toe-tappers from the Balkans, Greece, Turkey, and Transylvania, and a few unique concoctions of their own, they bring you the world in music. They put on a high energy, family friendly show, and are equally comfortable on large stages or street corners. They pride theirselves on being prompt, professional and organized, while maintaining reasonable sound levels for the venue.

Sombati recently announced that they’ve been selected as a regional performer for the 2023 North Texas Irish Festival. So, here’s another great band along with the dancers, vendors, food, and so much more to see when you come to the festival this coming March 3rd through 5th in Dallas. Find them on the Shamrock stage on Saturday, March 4th at 12:30pm and 9:30pm. Also, Sunday on the Pub Stage at 1:30pm. Want to take a trip around the world? Sombati can take you there in music. No Passport Required! You can also often find them at places around town like Gillespie’s Tavern in Richardson or J. Gilligan’s in Arlington.

Coming Soon To A Venue Near You?

If you’re in the Addison area they might be showing soon at Dunn Brothers Coffee. Since their debut performance at Fort Worth’s Rose Marine Theater in 2012, they’ve released two full-length CDs (“No Passport Required” & “Curiosities”) and one EP (“From Ballydesmond to Inisheer”) and made frequent appearances at local house concerts, bars, restaurants, and music festivals including Ron’s Corner Tavern in Bedford, Reveler’s Hall in Dallas, Legacy Hall in Plano, the North Texas Irish Festival, Fort Worth Arts Goggle, and the Lone Star State Dulcimer Festival in Glen Rose. So, chances are, if you’re in the North Texas area you could have an opportunity to take a musical trip around the world without needing to visit the passport office.