Frances Black with Sharon Shannon and Mary Coughlan

Irish musician Sharon Shannon, born in North County Clare, is known for blending Irish music with reggae, country, and more. Famous for her accordion and fiddle skills, she’s collaborated with U2's Adam Clayton, Steve Earle, and Sinéad O'Connor. Her "The Diamond Mountain Sessions" went triple platinum in Ireland and earned her two Irish Folk awards. Highlights in Shannon's discography include "Out the Gap" and "Saints & Scoundrels." Her collaborations span genres and styles, proving her as an evolving force in traditional and modern music scenes.

Born in Galway, Mary Coughlan is a revered Irish singer known for her emotional depth in folk, blues, and jazz. Rising to fame with "Tired and Emotional," she's recorded 16 albums, including "Scars on the Calendar" with Erik Visser. Influenced by Billie Holiday and Edith Piaf, she's celebrated for her raw, powerful voice and personal resilience. Sober since 1993, Mary's life story and music continue to captivate audiences worldwide.

Irish vocalist Frances Black, famous for her pure vocal tone, has been named Ireland's Best Female Artist in 1995 and 1997 and won Most Popular Artist at the National Awards. Known for her successful albums like Talk to Me and The Sky Road, and hits like "Stranger on the Shore", Black originally performed with the Black Family and Arcady. Her collaborations include working with artists such as Maura O'Connell and her sister Mary Black.