A Celtic Celebration is a pristine fusion of traditional Irish music, alongside contemporary pop. Vanessa’s pure crossover soprano elegance and interpretive style makes listening into art. This wholesome family entertainment includes current hits and audience favorites such as Danny Boy, Shenandoah, and Amazing Grace.

Vanessa is available for performing art centers, community events, corporate entertainment and private house concerts. Contact Vanessa here to schedule her for your next event. For her EPK please go here.

Upcoming Events

August 3-6, 2023 Newport Beach Conference

September 22, 2023 Concert Jacksonville, FL

Jan 14, 2023 Mesa, AZ Fireside

October 15, 2023 Atlanta, GA Fireside

November 5, 2023 Fort Lauderdale, FL Fireside

November 13, 2023 Sunday Concert Evans, GA 

April 21, 2024 6pm Friendswood, TX

June 8, 2024 Afton, Wyoming Ford Theatre

Vanessa Joy Sings

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Be Thou My Vision by Vanessa Joy

"Be Thou My Vision"  is a hymn sung by Vanessa Joy on her album "Sweet By and By" It is an album of a collection of hymns with a total of 14 songs on the album. You can listen to the song "Be Thou My Vision" for free here, or purchase…
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I Surrender All by Vanessa Joy

"I Surrender All" by Vanessa Joy is a hymn sung by Vanessa Joy on her album "Sweet By and By" It is an album of a collection of hymns with a total of 14 songs on the album, this being number 7. You can listen to the song "I Surrender All" for…
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It Is Well With My Soul by Vanessa Joy

"It is well with my soul" is a hymn sung by Vanessa Joy on her album "Sweet By and By" It is a collection of hymns with a total of 14 songs on the album. You can listen to the song "It Is Well With My Soul" for free here, or purchase the album…
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O Holy Night by Vanessa Joy

"Oh Holy Night" by Vanessa Joy is the last song found on the Classical Crossover Christmas CD entitled "Joy To The World" by Vanessa Joy and can be found here or you can listen to it here in Vanessa Joy's store or here or…
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O Come Emmanuel by Vanessa Joy

"O Come Emmanuel" By Vanessa Joy is a hymn found on the Classical Crossover Christmas CD entitled "Joy To The World" by Vanessa Joy and can be found here or you can listen to it here in Vanessa Joy's store or here on youtube.  "O…
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Silent Night by Vanessa Joy

"Silent Night" by Vanessa Joy is found on the Classical Crossover Christmas CD entitled "Joy To The World" by Vanessa Joy and can be found here or you can listen to it here in Vanessa Joy's store or here on youtube. "Silent…
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With Wondering Awe by Vanessa Joy

The song “With Wondering Awe” is found on the Christmas CD entitled “Joy To The World” and can be found here or you can listen to it here in Vanessa Joy’s store or here on youtube. "With Wondering Awe" is a song that…
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Winter's Snow by Vanessa Joy

"Winter's Snow" by Vanessa Joy can be found on the Classical Crossover Christmas CD entitled "Joy To The World" by Vanessa Joy and can be found here or you can listen to it here in Vanessa Joy's store or here on youtube. "Winter's…
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What Child Is This by Vanessa Joy

"What Child Is This" by Vanessa Joy is found on the Classical Crossover Christmas CD entitled "Joy To The World" by Vanessa Joy and can be found here or you can listen to it here in Vanessa Joy's store or here on youtube.…
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Away In A Manger by Vanessa Joy

"Away In A Manger" by Vanessa Joy is the 9th song found on the Classical Crossover Christmas CD entitled "Joy To The World" by Vanessa Joy and can be found here or you can listen to it here in Vanessa Joy's store or here…
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Child In A Manger by Vanessa Joy

"Child In A Manger" by Vanessa Joy is written by Mary MacDonald and translated into English by Lachlan Macbean in 1888. It is a traditional Gaelic melody called Bunessan. It is a delicate melody that is perfect for Christmas celebrations. The…
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Watchman Tell Us Of The Night by Vanessa Joy

"Watchman Tell Us Of The Night" by Vanessa Joy is on the album "Joy To the World" and can be found here or you can listen to it here in Vanessa Joy's store or here on youtube. It was written by a Unitarian poet…