Imelda May

Imelda May rose from Dublin’s Liberties to become a globally recognized singer-songwriter, celebrated for her unique blend of rockabilly, jazz, and folk music. After forming her own band in 2002 and releasing her debut studio album, ‘No Turning Back,’ in 2003, Imelda May’s career accelerated significantly with her 2007 signing to Ambassador Records. This partnership led to her critically acclaimed second album, ‘Love Tattoo,’ released in 2009. The album achieved substantial commercial success, soaring to number one on the Irish Album Charts and introducing her unique blend of rockabilly, jazz, and folk to a wider audience.

In 2022, May expanded her creative endeavors, making her acting debut in the feature film ‘Fisherman’s Friends: One and All.’ Her enduring legacy and continued relevance were underscored by her performance at the ‘Tribute for Jeff Beck Concert’ at Royal Albert Hall in 2023, celebrating one of music’s most influential guitarists.