At 18 years of age he uprooted his life and moved to London to give his dream a shot. Within a year and a half he become a backing singer for Adele, and Elton John was calling him "one to watch".

He returned to his Irish homeland, and after 2 hit singles, performing on the main stage at Electric Picnic, releasing one of the most anticipated EP's of the year, and selling out his own headline show in the 3Olympia in 24 hours, Moncrieff continues to solidify his place among the best in the Irish music industry.

Find Moncrieff @_moncrieff

Adam Rooney from the hugely rising indie band N.O.A.H talks about how they started finding their success during lockdown and continue to deliver a style that hits different from the other industry punches, but it's still a knock-out.

Follow N.O.A.H @noah_official_band

From advice for aspiring artists to their singature sound, Tony breaks it all down on The VIP after they've released even more music under the Burma banner.

Mick, lead singer of Corner Boy, joins Adam on the Very Irish Playlist to chat all about the humble beginnings of a band of friends with different musical backgrounds, all the way to travelling Europe and Ireland in a 2002 Ford Transit named Sheila, and spreading their distinct folk, rock, traditional, bluegrass and alternative sound.

The Spotify success, poet, musician & song-writer David Keenan shares his view on expression, writing, his progress as an artist over the years, and moving on to future projects such as new music with a band sound and supporting Counting Crows on their upcoming tour.

Flynn took a call during his exceptionally busy career to talk to us about where he came from and how he got to where he was.

From going to school in St. Mary's CBS and striking out on his own at 19 into a life of uncertainty, to writing and recording a platnum selling global hit and opening for Lewis Capaldi in front of 17,000 fans in Malta.

The one and only LYRA joined Adam on the V.I.P to talk about how she found her singing style, how it felt to have her music feature on shows like Grey's Anatomy and advertisements for Guiness, her hilarious yet talented writing style, and her new song covering Edge of Seventeen with platinum selling DJ John Gibbons.

For all things LYRA head to: https://lyra.ie/

Lead singer of The Blizzards Niall Breslin (Bressie) joins Adam C on The Very Irish Playlist ahead of the bands new exciting album release, 'Sometimes We See More In The Dark'.

The album will be available for digital and physical purchase Friday May 13th. To check out one of the best Irish rock albums of the year, see the link below:

wmi.lnk.to/SWSMITD

Adam chats Harry, one half of the incredible Folk Americana band, Hudson Taylor.

Find out more about the duo's writing process, their upcoming album releasing this summer (NOW RELEASED), and Harry's musical tie to Mullingar.

For more things Hudson Taylor, head to: https://www.hudsontaylorband.com/

Barry Murphy joins Adam for an aul chat on The Very Irish Playlist.

From how the band got together, touring the US and Canada, to playing at the Folly Fest this July in Laois, and a daring photo shoot with old furniture and the Atlantic ocean.

Find Hermitage Green and upcoming dates here - https://www.hermitagegreen.com/

For more info on the Folly Fest - https://thefolly.ie/