Mary Coughlan’s extraordinary musical career spans over four decades. Often hailed as Ireland’s greatest female vocalist, she stands shoulder to shoulder with iconic jazz legends.

Her unique style blends smoky, whiskey-soaked vocals with the sharp wit of Billie Holiday and Peggy Lee. Coughlan’s music channels the raw blues of Bessie Smith and the bittersweet defiance of Edith Piaf, all delivered in her distinctive Irish drawl. Her songs are unflinchingly honest, exploring the complexities of love and relationships with a depth and universality that resonates deeply.

From her debut album, “Tired and Emotional,” to her latest work, Coughlan’s musical journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Don’t miss this chance to celebrate 40 years of music with this iconic artist.

With Special Guest Emma Langford 

Emma Langford has become a firm feature of the Irish folk and songwriter scene. A globetrotting troubadour, Langford calls Limerick City in the South-West of Ireland home. Storytelling and wit sit at the heart of all she does; interweaving her live performances, and shining through her works. Langford’s is an inimitable, dreamy voice on the frontline of a new wave of Irish folk. She is on the road around Ireland, the US and Germany, collaborating with various international communities, and continuing her Arts Council-supported research around Irish women in myth and history.