Artist's albums
The Music Of What Happens
1998 · album
Cathie Ryan
1997 · album
May the Road Rise to Meet You (Remix)
2022 · single
Through Wind and Rain
2012 · album
The Farthest Wave
2005 · album
Somewhere Along The Road
2001 · album
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Biography
For over twenty-five years, including five solo albums, countless musical collaborations, and multiple awards, Cathie Ryan has been in the vanguard of Irish music. She is blessed with a voice of luminous clarity and a gift for unearthing traditional gems, creating her own heart-stirring originals, and for showcasing writers whose work deserves wider recognition. Wrap this musical integrity into a consummate entertainer and it is no wonder the Wall Street Journal calls her music, “a revelation.” Cathie is a captivating performer whose shows are renowned for their intimacy and power - as well as her witty banter. “There is nothing like a live show. I love the energy, the give and take of being with an audience. And I love to have fun!” she says. Cathie happily shares her shows with her award-winning band. Featuring Patsy O’Brien on guitar, Pat Mangan on fiddle, and Brian Melick on percussion, the band weaves subtle arrangements and harmonies around Cathie’s vocals and fires it up with dazzling sets of traditional tunes. Cathie Ryan has built a loyal following by touring internationally and singing “songs of the heart” at performing arts centers, festivals, folk clubs, and with symphony orchestras. She have been featured on national and public television throughout the world. Her radio highlights include NPR’s Mountain Stage and Thistle and Shamrock, PRI’s The World, and BBC in England and Northern Ireland, Radio Scotland, and RTÉ and RnaG in Ireland.