Biography

As Ireland’s undisputed First Family Of Music, The Nolans got their big break back in 1974 from Cliff Richard, on his BBC series It’s Cliff Richard. 
 From there, they became regulars on some of the BBC’s biggest shows such as Morecambe & Wise, The Two Ronnie’s and Les Dawson, before hosting their own BBC Saturday night TV specials. They’ve toured the world with legendary artists Frank Sinatra and Engelbert Humperdinck and performed for royalty at the Royal Variety Show. 
 In 1980, they became a became a global phenomenon with their iconic single I’m In The Mood for Dancing topping the charts. Selling over 30 million records worldwide, they are cemented as one of the most successful female pop groups of all time, proving Girl Power really began with the Nolans!
 In Japan, The Nolans’ success was unrivalled by any other Western act and had the country gridlocked in mass hysteria, even outselling The Beatles! I’m in the Mood for Dancing claimed the No.1 spot for 13 weeks and The Nolans became the first act to top both the Japanese Domestic and International Singles Charts. They were also the very first international act to have each release go to number 1 on the Japanese International Charts (both singles & albums). 
 2020 saw the singing sisters reunite two new hit TV shows: The Nolans Go Cruising and At Home with The Nolans. Not only did The Nolans return to television, but also the charts. Their greatest hits album Gold, became their highest charting album since 1982!