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Clare Cunningham is an Irish-born, independent singer-songwriter and award-winning recording artist, known for her diverse musical range and powerful performances. Her work frequently explores mental health awareness, faith, and cultural heritage themes.

In March 2023, Clare made her GRAND OLE OPRY debut, sharing the stage with her childhood hero, Garth Brooks. That night, she was also invited by Steve Earle to perform a duet of his hit song ‘Galway Girl’. 

Clare's exceptional talent has garnered widespread recognition, leading to numerous accolades throughout her career. 

Most recently, she earned an impressive 9 nominations at the prestigious 2025 Red Carpet Awards Show in Europe, where she took home 4 wins as well as 18 nominations at the 2025 Josie Music Awards, held at the iconic Grand Ole Opry where she took home Multi-genre Artist of the Year.
Her Irish album, On My Way (Ar mo Bhealach), was nominated for “Americana Album of the Year” at the 2025 World Entertainment Awards.

In 2024, she was crowned “Entertainer of the Year” at the Josie Music Awards and also received a nomination for “New Artist of the Year” at the Inspirational Country Music Awards, held at the iconic Grand Ole Opry, where she returned to perform for the second time.
Her success in 2023 included winning “Best New Artist” and “Best Christian Song” at the World Entertainment Awards in Hollywood. 

Clare’s accolades over the years showcase her versatility and talent, including:
“Artist of the Year” at the Josie Music Awards (2022)
“Vocalist of the Year” (2021)
“Folk/Americana Artist of the Year” (2020)
With each milestone, Clare continues to solidify her place as a powerhouse in the music world.
Clare's worship and inspirational album, ‘Helping Hand’ has achieved significant recognition worldwide, with songs winning and being nominated for major awards, at international film festivals.

Before relocating to the United States in 2018, Clare gained prominence as the lead singer of the all-female Swedish rock band, ‘Thundermother’ which was signed to Warner Music Sweden. The band charted in Europe and received support from notable acts such as Motörhead, Zakk Wylde, Halestorm, and many more. 

A devoted follower of her Lord and Savior, Clare's music is a testament to her profound faith and unwavering commitment to raising awareness about mental and brain health. Clare is involved in a lot of a reach ministry, including Recovery Church’s jail ministry working with vets and those that are less well off, spreading the gospel and bringing Hope to those around her.

What a few industry folks have said: 
“Clare has such a tremendous voice. She makes me want to play because she sings passion and feeling” STEVE CROPPER 

’You sounded amazing. Hang on in there’’  VINCE GILL

“Girl you can sing. What a powerful voice” LZZY HALE (HALESTORM) 

“Really nice job well done! Loved your Irish songs as well” CHAD and MIKE KROEGER (NICKELBACK)

“How do you sing like that and make your voice sound that way?! Phenomenal! Blown away!” GARY CHAPMAN 

“Powerful voice” PHIL CAMPBELL (MOTÖRHEAD)

''You sounded amazing, well done'' LAUREN ALAINA 

''Pleasure playing with you, great job” STEVE EARLE 

''Amazing. Keep going, girl'' JEENIE SEELY

“Best of luck on your nominations” CARLY PEARCE

“You have an incredible voice. So beautiful” JERRY FOSTER
 
“You are the real deal. You have an incredible voice and are a true artist” LIVINGSTON TAYLOR (James Taylors’ brother)

In the early 90's, a rotating batch of idealistic musicians formed a band called Guilty Conscience. Driven by songwriters Jim McAllen and Steve McEvoy, they managed to build a small following and played a series of memorable gigs, including Kenny's Castaways, and the world famous CBGB's.
But then, as the song goes,  - somebody quit, somebody got married... 
The band went by the wayside, but the songs endured; in the form of cassettes, sitting in a dusty box for over 20 years, waiting for someone to come along and set them free. 

Fast forward to 2015 - as he was packing up his apartment in anticipation of getting married, Jim came across the box of tapes and discovered an unheard riff, written some 20 years prior by former guitarist John Curran.
Inspired by what he heard, Jim wrote a melody and some lyrics, dedicated to his new wife and the city of his birth. The song, "Long Way from Home" was born. 

After some stops and starts, Jim and Steve, along with old friend Tommy Hoban, set out to record Long Way and some of the older tunes. The result is the Malbone Street project.

Named after a subway train disaster in Brooklyn in 1918, Malbone Street is an honest attempt to breathe life into some old songs that were waiting in the dustbin, yearning to be heard.

Grab the headphones, put aside a few minutes of your day and take a ride down Malbone Street.

Jim McAllen - Vocals
Steve McEvoy - Guitars, Bass
Thomas Hoban - Guitars, Keyboards

Malbone Street is following