"Here is a new group who are setting out on the right foot."

- 'Rambling Days', named in the Top 15 Trad Tracks on Tradconnect.com, September 2014.


"If Mark Knopfler himself were to perform 'Walk of Life' on the street, I feel he wouldn't draw a crowd as big or as animated as these young musicians would draw with their lively cover!"

- Fiachna Ó Bhraonáin, 'The Hothouse Flowers' and Judge on Busker Abú, TG4.

A lively and innovative four-piece group of musicians exploring the boundaries of musical genre and style. Coming from diverse musical backgrounds in Trad/Rock/Folk/Country music, they are currently moulding and shaping ideas to create a unique, fresh sound in Modern Folk Music.

Founded in April 2014

WINNER of the NI Music Prize for BEST ALBUM.

Reevah is an artist from Derry with an impressive voice and songs that stretch out of the material world into another, entrancing zone. She describes her ethereal singer-songwriter sound as “Dreamy Folk.” 

In 2018 Reevah completed a collaborative project with the Ulster Orchestra based on the Civil Rights Movement of 68, she released two tracks ‘River Flow, River Divide’ and ‘Heart over Head’ …  throughout the summer of 2018 she toured with the orchestra debuting the collaboration, featuring at festivals such as Stendhal Festival of Art. 

Self releasing her debut EP ‘Hummingbird’ in June 2018, she has featured at various events such as Other Voices, The Ruby Sessions, Output Festival, The BBC Fringe Festival and Stendhal Festival. Gigging throughout the country she has supported acts such as Lisa Hannigan, Joshua Burnside, Lisa Canny, Wyvern Lingo, and Duke Special. 

Her music has featured on RTE Radio One and BBC Introducing.  Songs such as ‘Nights’, ‘Hummingbird’ and ‘Daydreamer’ are beginning to register beyond Ireland…

In September 2017 she was selected as one of four artists to take part in the ‘Scratch My Progress Program’ run by The Oh Yeah Centre, Belfast.  Following this Reevah was selected to travel to Warsaw, Poland to perform at the PROM Kultury venue in October 2017. 

New Music from Reevah coming in Spring 2019 – “ I’ve been working on some brand new material that I really can’t wait to share. I believe it’s an honest reflection of me and my bravest work to date”

“I’ve grown up with music and art throughout my whole life,” she says.  Her mother is an artist and so she has witnessed exhibitions, bold ideas and fresh expression.  Her father is a musician and it was no surprise that she would pick up an acoustic guitar at the age of 13.

Reevah’s debut EP ‘Hummingbird’ is available now!

My new album 'How Were We To Know' is out Nov 17th, featuring two new singles, 'There For You' and the album's title track, which are both out now! ✨
https://emelisande.lnk.to/HWWTK

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Ruairí & The Owls is the creative output of Irish north coaster Ruairí Connolly. Armed with a selection of friends at the helm to bring his catchy well crafted songs alive on stage. Great dynamics, witty lyrics and hooky melodies. You can't help but get your feet stomping and hands clapping experiencing this bunch of charismatic musicians live"

“the best new traditional band to emerge from Ireland this century” 
WALL STREET JOURNAL

The Henry Girls are sisters Karen, Lorna and Joleen McLaughlin from Malin, Co. Donegal, Ireland. 
 www.thehenrygirls.com

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