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Steve Buckner is a native of Rochester, New York. A music professor at the University of Rochester, Steve's vocal arrangements, keyboard embellishments, and backup are the perfect complement to the sound of the Emigrants. |
| Brian Clancy sings many of the group's featured Gaelic songs as he learned them in his native Irish-speaking Connemara and moonlights as an Irish-language teacher. Brian also plays the five-string banjo, flute, and whistles. | |
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The strong Celtic traditional influences of Syracuse native Bill Fleming have guided the group's direction since it was formed. Besides being the lead and rhythm guitarist, he also plays fiddle and mandolin. Bill is a part-time "profesore" at Le Moyne College. |
| Dublin's Martin Whelan is the consummate balladeer and crowd pleaser. As well as being the "front man," Martin plays bodhrán and harmonica looks forward to retirement when he can devote more time to music. | |
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