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Singer Songwriter Singer June Tabor may be best known as half of the Silly Sisters – the other half is Steeleye Span’s Maddy Prior, and the two albums of traditional songs they have recorded are perennial folk bestsellers. Even in

Singer/Songwriter Maria has established herself as one of Ireland’s most prolific artists and entertainers. As a musician, she is well known for her worldwide hit folk albums Mutter and Sing (feat: John Prine, Damien Rice, Paul Brady) A live album * Live in el

Singer Songwriter It was during this time in 1970 that Moya joined her two brothers Pól and Ciarán and their mother’s two twin brothers Noel and Pádraig ó Dúgáin and formed Clannad. After enjoying a decade of being the world’s

Band MOZAIK is truly a World Music band. Andy Irvine (Ireland), Nikola Parov (Hungary), Bruce Molsky (USA), Dónal Lunny (Ireland and Japan) and Rens van der Zalm (now Holland but soon to be Australia). They keep the airlines in business!

Singer/Songwriter/Band Nick Kelly is an award-winning singer and songwriter, known both as the former frontman with acclaimed Irish band The Fat Lady Sings and as an independent solo artist. His 2005 release Running Dog was nominated for Irish Album of

Singer Songwriter Northern Ireland’s newest rock sensations, Relish, are brothers Ken (vocals, guitar) and Carl (drums) Papenfus and Darren Campbell (bass). Brought up in the rock ‘n’ roll capital of Downpatrick, Co Down, Ken and Carl where raised on a

Tuvan overtone singing (Siberia/Mongolia) Sainkho Namtchylak is a wanderer between the worlds (as a german idiom would describe it). She was a member of the national ensemble of Tuva, left the remote republic in the south of Siberia and lived

Band The Devlins have always had the ability to produce compelling, understated musical gems and the release of their fourth album “Waves” looks set to cement their reputation as an Irish band with more longevity, creativity and credibility than most.

THE  STUNNING “The Stunning were the biggest band in the country; tracks such as Brewing up a Storm, Heads are Gonna Roll and Half Past Two are still alternative anthems.”   — Irish Times “The Stunning pretty much did it all