Lorraine Nash County Kerry, Ireland
The independent release of her debut EP Wildflower in 2020 saw stunning newcomer and multi-instrumentalist, Lorraine Nash,
quickly become one of the most played female artists on Irish radio regularly featuring on RTÉ Radio 1 playlists.
Lorraine’s original material brings a mix of musical styles to the table while ensuring that her own unique voice and élan comes through unmistakably.
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