Gareth Freiheit is a musician from Dublin, Ireland, and spent his early years in central Munich. His stage name is a nod to Freiheit Square where his father led the city’s first ever St. Patrick’s Day parade.
As a vocalist and guitarist, with backing band The Freedom Fighters, he has played alongside Imelda May at the Bloomsday Festival in Battersea, Niall McNamee for the Trocaire Refugee Fund, Elizabete Balcus at Hedge Fest (charity fundraiser for urban hedgehogs) and Declan O’Rourke at the Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith. In September he released his single ‘Back To The Shops’ and played to a sold out audience at The Bread and Roses Theatre in Clapham. Later this year he will tour the UK and Ireland in support of his upcoming EP.
BLÁNID
“Soundtracking your existential crisis one song at a time”
BLÁNID’s earthy, indie-opera sound makes her a fresh and powerful voice on the UK and Irish scene. Her captivating melodies and rich vocals transcend genre, while her profound storytelling maintains echoes of her folk roots.
A experienced and passionate performer, BLÁNID has appeared across national TV and radio, with TV appearances on RTÉ’s The Late Late Show & The Fingal Sessions, and airplay across BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 6, and RTÉ Radio 1. With over a million streams amassed on Spotify and a UK tour supporting Judy Collins, BLÁNID continues her momentum with a string of new releases.
“well on her way to stardom” - Earmilk
"one of our brightest stars" - Belfast Telegraph
"distinct mesmerising vocals married to sweeping production" - Chordblossom
"completely captivating voice” - Sian Eleri, BBC Radio 1
“A superbly talented and mature singer-songwriter” - Hot Press
Sinead Storey
Captivated by Celtic influences, Sinéad blends haunting melodies with a modern edge, weaving together traditional folk and the atmospheric influences of trip-hop. Performing alongside a talented band known for their rich harmonies and dynamic arrangements, they reimagine classic Irish songs with a soulful, contemporary twist
Sinead Storey
Captivated by Celtic influences, Sinéad blends haunting melodies with a modern edge, weaving together traditional folk and the atmospheric influences of trip-hop. Performing alongside a talented band known for their rich harmonies and dynamic arrangements, they reimagine classic Irish songs with a soulful, contemporary twist
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