Lorraine Nash
Lorraine Nash is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist blending her Irish roots with folk, country, and Americana.
Born in County Kerry with its deep Gaelic heritage, Nash began playing traditional Irish music at six, eventually mastering piano, guitar, fiddle, tin whistle and flute, with a voice that emanates from a soulful place, somewhere between Tracy Chapman and Gillian Welch
Her debut album All That I Can Be earned critical acclaim, drawing comparisons to Neil Young. The re-release in 2025 also featured her first Irish-language single ‘Carraig Aonair’.
Nash has performed at major festivals including Glastonbury, Cambridge Folk Festival, Electric Picnic and Port Fairy, toured the UK with the Hothouse Flowers, and appeared on The Late Late Show.
2026 was a huge year for Nash, embarking on her first ever tour of the US and releasing the sophomore album Whatever This May Be, which incidentally was produced and engineered by none other than the multi-Grammy-winning Ron Block (who we are thrilled to also have on the bill this year!).
We were lucky enough to have Lorraine Nash join us in 2024 when her star was just on the rise, and we can’t wait to welcome her back.
“The Future of Irish Folk”
“Lorraine Nash is a skilled musician and talented lyricist… and deserves your attention now”

