Muireann Bradley

Muireann Bradley is a once-in-a-generation talent; aged just eighteen, the Irish guitarist and singer has captivated

audiences worldwide with her interpretations of classic blues songs. Raised in County Donegal, she began playing guitar

aged nine, inspired by her blues-loving father. Despite detours into competitive Jiu-Jitsu, music remained her true calling.

Muireann's debut album I Kept These Old Blues, recorded between lockdowns during Covid when she was able to

get into a studio - starting from when she was still just 14 years old, has become a coveted collector’s item, with the

first pressing of the record selling out everywhere. Featuring masterful covers of Blind Blake, Rev Gary Davis, and

Mississippi John Hurt, the album reveals a rare depth of understanding and musicality. Equally drawn to the stories behind

the songs, Bradley channels the spirit of blues pioneers; her reverence for artists like Elizabeth Cotten and Memphis

Minnie informs both her playing and her storytelling, earning her recognition from industry legends—including Jools

Holland who invited her to perform on the Hootenanny. A natural performer with astonishing skill, Muireann Bradley is not

just reviving the blues — she’s helping to shape its future.