Morgana to launch debut album with live show at Steamboat Music

Singer‑songwriter Morgana will launch her debut album, The Whole Thing Was Very Very Emotional, with a live performance at Steamboat Music, Bishops Quay, on Saturday 10 October at 5 pm.

The Limerick‑based artist has been building momentum, having recently appeared on RTÉ’s The Late Late Show, performed at Paris Fashion Week and opened for Snow Patrol at a series of large outdoor shows this summer.

Before releasing any solo material, Morgana supported CMAT across North America and Europe and opened for Dermot Kennedy. Her single “I’m Not Going Anywhere” amassed 100,000 streams in two weeks, and a performance for Other Voices at St James’ Church was broadcast on BBC Four.

Fans of CMAT, Kate Bush, Sharon Van Etten and Chappell Roan are expected to enjoy her “technicoloured, tearful disco” sound, described as ready to party and ready to cry. Her latest single “Fix Your Heart For Free” showcases operatic vocal techniques over lush indie‑pop instrumentation.

Una Mullally wrote in The Irish Times that Morgana is “a hugely sensitive performer… you can feel the 10,000 hours behind her.” Having co‑founded Saint Sister, which opened for Robbie Williams, Keane, Tori Amos, Hozier and The National and performed an NPR Tiny Desk Concert, Morgana now embarks on her solo chapter.

Source: Limerick Post. Photo: Grace Kusta Nasralla / Pexels.