Debuting at Glastonbury on the Bread and Roses stage this summer, 22 year old Áine Cahill caught the attention of BBC producers and was thrust into the limelight on their backstage live TV coverage, delivering an unbelievable acoustic performance of her debut single ‘Black Dahlia’ and sparking an incredible reaction.

Now gearing up to make 2017 her year, Áine returns with her follow up single ‘Plastic’, a second slice of unique storytelling with sultry strings and soulful beats reverberating around her velvety vocals. From a small town in County Cavan, Ireland, Áine’s music is inspired by her love of classic Jazz from the 1950s, though her lyrics are very much for the modern day. ‘Plastic’ takes aim at a vacuous recipient, with Áine’s warm vocals shrouding her cutting words.

Áine headlined her first Dublin show at The Grand Social followed by her London show at The Waiting Room in September 2016. She returned to St Pancras Old Church in December 2016 where her remarkable voice took centre stage in a breathtaking performance.

In addition, Cahill has announced details of a spring London show. The  Irish alt-pop singer-songwriter will perform at The Lexington, London, United Kingdom on Wednesday 15th March 2017.  Tickets are on sale now, priced £8.50 plus fees.

Glenn Sargeant