gris·tle (grsl) gal (gl) n. A classy broad 

"They describe their sound as “gypsy grass” but I recommend taking a listen for yourself because I don’t believe that term does justice to the depth of their music." - Josh Darnell, Gin & Bear It - Tales from Both Sides of the Bar

"OK, the group plays Celtic tinged folk music (complete with fiddler and mandolin player), but don’t be fooled, The Gristle Gals have more in common with riot girls than Celtic women. Beneath the beautiful melodies and bad-ass fiddle playing is a pulsing rebellious streak that’s pure rock..."
- Charles O'Mara , UCD Advocate

The Gristle Gals are a three piece who combine their backgrounds in classical, folk, bluegrass, gypsy, and jazz with a decidedly unique view of the world. The result? Something they like to call “Gypsy Grass”, but you can listen for yourself and decide.

Whether busking for a small crowd on the street or performing before an audience of thousands, wherever they play, the Gristle Gals grab the attention of the audience with their lively, unique sound and their charisma. They are solid and experienced musicians who are at home in any venue. The Gristle Gals truly love what they do, and it shows!