Joined Clan MacCool in 2018.

Steve Fannin, a school psychologist, was until recently more of a classical music expert and violinist. He was given 20 hours of radio time while still a teenager and ultimately spent a decade in broadcasting. He has been program chair and manager of the York River Symphony Orchestra. Being from the hills of Eastern Kentucky the lure of the fiddle was in the blood. In 2019 Steve placed third in the Elliot County Fiddler’s Convention. He plays an instrument that literally mixes the woods of Italy and Kentucky.

Joined Clan MacCool in 2020.

Audrey has been in choir since she was born… if you count her parents bringing her along to church choir rehearsal! Since then, music has been a big part of her life. She started with church choir, got involved with the Peninsula Children’s Chorus, learned enough piano to get by, and started up clarinet in band in middle through high school. While pursuing her Mechanical Engineering degree at Virginia Tech enroute to her current profession as an Engineering Design teacher at Hampton's Phoebus High School, she was heavily involved in the Virginia Tech Women’s Chorus and Wesley Singers. Also, Audrey has added the smooth sounds of her guitar to her repertoire!

Joined in January 2023. Vic  possesses a multitude of talents. A retired US Army officer who was also the son of a professional musician and Army bandmaster, Vic has been actively involved in open mic events in Williamsburg for the past 12 years and was the leader of the local Celtic music band, Shamrock, Thistle and Gorse, where he played the bodhran, hurdy-gurdy, accordion, and was also a vocalist. His latest music passion is playing guitar at open mic events on the Peninsula. Victor is an avid amateur photographer in Colonial Williamsburg; he is also a volunteer at the Williamsburg Regional Library; and is active at St. Joan of Arc Churc as a reader/lector and choir member.

Joined in September 2023 Nancy has been involved in varied genres of music for many years. The Air Force brought her to the Hampton Roads area after growing up in Iowa. She was an Air Force nurse for seven years when she met her husband and settled in the area. An excellent alto vocalist, she has been singing since high school and college and then in her church choir. She currently teaches childbirth and infant massage classes through Healthy Families Partnership in Hampton, VA. Nancy is also the proud mother of bandmate Audrey “Mad Maudlin” Gumbert.

Joined in January 2024  

Mike always had a love for Irish music, growing up listening to Dubliners, Irish Rovers and such at St Patrick's Day with his Mom and Dad. His love of the traditional music lead him to take up the Irish tin whistle a couple of years ago. Mike started playing in with us during recent Victorian Station sessions and the rest is history!

With Cindy Warner, formed Clan MacCool in 2005.

Judy teamed with Cindy Warner, and formed Clan MacCool in 2005. "The name was inspired by the tale of Finn MacCool, his wife and another giant. Plus it sounds cool," said Judy. She and Cindy Warner performed Celtic music in retirement homes and resorts when the local pirate history came to light at the Hampton Blackbeard Festival and the rest as they say is history! In addition to providing lead and backup vocals, Judy plays a variety of percussion and stringed instruments and has been known to pull out her guitar or tin whistle. Judy states she is proud to still be able to sing harmonies and perform percussion with them..."We are truly blessed," she said.

Honorary Clan member

Soulevir started Irish dance as a very young child and has done belly dancing since age 16 (and professionally since age 19). Soulevir is one of four founding members of the "F Troupe" belly dance group from Fort Monroe, VA.