Stonecraft Oslo, Norway
For over 15 years, musical duo Stonecraft has continued to captivate both small and large audiences with their combination
of acoustic guitar melodies and traditional Celtic instruments and sounds.
The duo is continuing to work on new material that will further reflect their fifteen years of creation, beauty, and experimentation with Viking and Celtic storytelling tradition.
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