CMAT

Aaron Rowe is a rising Irish singer-songwriter from the Monkstown Farm neighborhood in South Dublin. Originally keeping his musical talents a secret while pursuing boxing and kickboxing, he gained recognition after a chance meeting with Lewis Capaldi in a Dublin pub. His soulful sound blends influences like Otis Redding and Sam Cooke with British indie legends like Oasis.

Áine Tyrrell is an Irish singer-songwriter from County Kildare, celebrated for her powerful voice and emotionally rich songwriting. Rooted in Irish folk and traditional music, her sound blends soulful melodies with contemporary influences. She is known for weaving themes of identity, resilience, and social justice into her work, giving her songs both intimacy and impact. Áine has performed internationally and shared stages with major Irish productions and artists. Her captivating live performances are marked by honesty, storytelling, and a deep connection to her audience.

Bella Hardy is an acclaimed English folk singer-songwriter with strong ties to the Irish and Celtic folk world. Known for her crystal-clear voice and poetic songwriting, her music blends traditional balladry with contemporary folk influences. She draws inspiration from landscape, history, and storytelling, creating songs that feel timeless yet personal. Bella has toured extensively and collaborated with leading figures across the folk scene. Her performances are intimate, emotionally rich, and deeply engaging.

Brian Kennedy is one of Ireland’s most distinctive and versatile vocalists, with a career spanning pop, soul, jazz, and folk. Rising to prominence in the 1990s, he is celebrated for his powerful voice and emotive delivery. Brian has represented Ireland on the international stage and collaborated with a wide range of artists across genres. His work often blends personal storytelling with musical sophistication. Live, he is known for warmth, charisma, and a strong connection with audiences.