For 16 years I've made my living on stage — from busking pitches in Galway and Dublin, to bars and live venues across Ireland, the UK (Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, London, Birmingham), mainland Europe (Munich, Cologne, Hamburg, Amsterdam), The French Alps, and as far as New York and Melbourne. Festivals like Electric Picnic, intimate listening rooms, sweaty late-night bars, cafés, churches, hotels — I've played them all.

Today I play around 200 gigs a year: pub residencies, street sets, headline shows, weddings, receptions, Day 2's, funerals, corporate parties, private birthdays and house parties. That kind of mileage builds a strong instinct for reading a room — and a deep toolkit for tailoring the music to it.

I can shape the set to fit any room. Slow, quiet and intimate, purely acoustic love songs on guitar and piano for a wedding or funeral ceremony. A gentle, café-style reception set — full sound, never overpowering, relaxed and warm across every genre. Or a full-on, high-energy bar set with the kick drum hitting your chest and hands in the air, perfect for receptions, Day 2's, corporate nights and parties.

Sixteen years in every kind of live setting has made me adaptable to whatever the day needs — and happy to take specific requests about the exact way/style you want me to play any of the songs on my setlist (fast and energetic, slow and jazzy, café-style, you name it and I can improvise the style).