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EnglishDoes the All Celtic Music Site Migration Affect My Existing Orders and Digital Music?
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No. According to the notice on All Celtic Music's homepage, the site is moving its catalogue to a new site, but you can still access your order history and any digital music purchases through My Account. The main thing that may be affected is the browsing catalogue itself, not your past orders or downloads.
What the site says is happening
The homepage message states that All Celtic Music is "changing to a new site" and is "currently moving our catalogue across." That means the migration concerns the store's catalogue — the listings of music available to browse and buy — rather than customer accounts.
Two things are explicitly confirmed as still available:
- Your order history — past orders remain accessible.
- Your digital music purchases — previously bought digital music remains accessible.
Both are reached through the My Account section, which is linked from the site.
What this means for you
| What you want to do | Status during migration |
|---|---|
| View past orders | Available via My Account |
| Access digital music you already bought | Available via My Account |
| Browse the full catalogue | May be incomplete while items are moved across |
The notice does not say the catalogue is unavailable — only that it is being moved. So if something you remember seeing isn't listed right now, it may simply not have been transferred yet rather than being removed.
How to check your account
- Go to allcelticmusic.com.
- Select My Account (linked from the homepage).
- Sign in with your existing details.
- Check your order history and your digital music purchases from there.
If your order history or downloads don't appear as expected, that would be the point to contact the site directly — the homepage notice does not describe any change to how accounts work, so an account problem is more likely a login or migration-timing issue than a lost purchase.
What isn't covered by the notice
The homepage message is brief, so a few things are left open:
- No timeline is given for when the catalogue move will be finished.
- No pricing, payment, or new-site details are mentioned, so it's unclear whether anything about buying music will change.
- No statement about account credentials — the notice doesn't say whether you'll need to create a new login on the new site, so keep your current details until you see otherwise.
If you only care about orders you've already placed and music you've already bought, the notice answers your question directly: those stay accessible. If you're waiting to browse or buy something new, expect the catalogue to fill in as the move completes.