With self-effacing humour and stories told of growing up on a remote Irish Island Niall McCabe possess an effortless charm which both captivates and liberates his audience. Like the wild Atlantic landscape of his home McCabe’s songs feel timeless and natural yet bely the dense shaping of a dynamic creative force. Deft, intricate guitar work brings a lightness to the weight of Island isolation yet the sound, soul and stories of McCabe’s life and experiences breathe a deep cultured sense of discernment through his vocals. His natural distinct voice is earning him a growing loyal fanbase, discovering his music as he travels extensively, with his recent album tour schedule bringing him to venture off the Island, across Ireland, UK, Europe and North America.
As well as becoming an accomplished finger-style guitar player, Niall has been lending his unique voice to Irish trad-fusion band ‘Beoga’,
touring Ireland, Europe and the USA while also playing support for Ed Sheeran, Foy Vance and Johnny Swim and more recently opening for Chris Issak on his UK Tour, to two sold out audiences at Eventim Apollo London and Wolverhampton Civic Halls.
McCabe’s eagerly anticipated ‘Rituals’ album was released in February 2023 to critical acclaim and featured as RTE Album of the Week, while the song Rituals topped the RTE Radio airplay charts for five consecutive weeks.
“…the weight of personal experience and reflection makes it a masterpiece, in the true sense of the word” – Irish Music Magazine
“…an incredibly talented singer-songwriter and his song ‘Stonemason’ is one of the best I’ve ever heard” – Miriam O’Callaghan (RTE Radio 1)
with special guests Sean Lyons and Eva Carroll
Seán, a singer-songwriter, guitarist and uilleann piper, has performed extensively across Ireland, the US, UK and Italy, following his win at Clare’s Got Talent in 2017. His debut release, Juliana EP (2023), drew praise for its blend of introspective songwriting and traditional Irish influence — described by Stockton’s Wing frontman Mike Hanrahan as “truly wonderful and refreshing.” Seán also performs as part of the folk trio Merfolk.
Eva, a singer and concertina player from Feakle, learned her craft from the renowned Mary McNamara, inheriting the distinctive swing and soul of East Clare music. Now based in Dublin, she performs regularly with friends and fellow musicians, including her mother and singer/concertina player Méabh Mulligan. She has brought her music abroad to festivals in Sweden and France, and shares a natural musical chemistry with Seán, with whom she frequently collaborates.
Together, Eva and Seán weave contemporary songwriting with the soul of Irish tradition, offering an intimate and captivating live experience shaped by their Clare roots and shared musical intuition.
