Brady to receive Lifetime Achievement Award

With a career spanning forty years, The National Concert Hall are set to honour Brady

Paul Brady debuts at Indie Chart summit

The venerated songwriter displaces HamsandwicH.

Paul Brady adds second Vicar St date

Massive demand sees iconic singer-songwriter plot second night

Paul Brady to release Vicar St Sessions: Vol. 1

Bonnie Raitt, Van Morrison, Mark Knopfler and Sinead O'Connor are among the luminaries to lend their talents

Paul Brady for Vicar St.

Paul Brady, who was joined by the likes of Mark Knopfler, Bonnie Raitt, Van Morrison, Curtis Stigers, Gavin Friday and Sinéad O'Connor for a month of gigs there in 2001, returns to Vicar St., Dublin on May 15.

Paul Brady condemns U2 album release

The veteran singer believes Songs Of Innocence being given away to iTunes subscribers devalues music.

Paul Brady and more for special Gig For Gaza

September 21 is the date and Dublin's Olympia is the place.

Not all a blur: Blur not only act on tonight

Paul Brady's two-night stint at the National Concert Hall kicks off this evening

Paul Brady & Phil Coulter to be inducted into IMRO Academy

They'll be joined by Pete St John, Ray Harman, Shay Healy and Jimmy MacCarthy...

Brady's Bunch

He’s one of the outstanding Irish songwriters of the modern era. Now Paul Brady is taking fans and newcomers alike on an intimate journey, with an album chronicling some of his favourite career moments. Here, he looks back over his extraordinary 45 years in the business, argues that the emerging generation has shot itself in the foot and, controversially, takes the Government to task in relation to copyright

Paul Brady on Digital Piracy

The songwriter vigorously defends his craft in the latest issue of Hot Press.

Video released for Brady/Harte Euro track

Check out 'Bring It On! Bring It On!' here...

Dancer In The Fire – A Paul Brady Anthology

Double compilation shows depth of major Irish artist

Paul Brady to perform at Riverbank Arts Centre, Newbridge

The singer-songwriter gets set for an intimate show

Paul Brady returns to Vicar St.

He'll be performing songs from all phases of his illustrious career.

Paul Brady awarded the Tenco Prize for Songwriting

The Irish folk veteran has been honoured with the Italian award, now in its 36th year

Brady Hits Indie Chart

Paul Brady's Hooba Dooba has debuted in the Irish Indie Charts at No. 3 this week.

Hooba Dooba

Folk veteran returns with career-best album

Brady To Cover Beatles

In a move that may surprise fans, the Irish songwriting legend Paul Brady has included a cover of The Beatles' 'You Won't See Me' on his forthcoming album, Hooba Dooba.

Paul Brady confirms Grand Canal Theatre shows

The new venue is set to open early next year.

Paul Brady heads out on nationwide tour

He's playing 11 solo dates in May and June.

The Brady bunch

A state-backed arts scheme yields surprisingly sublime results for trad devotees. Meanwhile, Paul Brady has a treat in store for fans.

Paul Brady for Tullamore, Clones, Vicar St

Irish songwriting legend Paul Brady plays Tullamore’s The Thatch on August 21 as part of the venue’s Rince Ceol bash.

Paul Brady joins Jimmy Faulkner tribute gig

Paul Brady joins Christy Moore & Declan Sinnott on the bill for the September tribute gig to Irish guitarist Jimmy Faulkner.

Brady pays tribute to Faulkner

Paul Brady has paid tribute to Jimmy Faulkner, the legendary Irish guitarist who lost his fight against cancer this week.

Smile

The return of one of the country’s finest songwriters, ‘Smile’ is the first single to be lifted from Brady’s forthcoming Say What You Feel album. On first listen it sounds like something that Van Morrison might write. As Brady songs go, it’s not far removed from his most recent output. There’s nothing uniquely special about it and it’s certainly not one of his best.

Say What You Feel

According to my calculations, Paul Brady celebrates forty years as a professional musician this year. You certainly wouldn’t think so – looking at the fresh-faced (and decidedly blonder than usual) chap staring out from the cover of his first album since 2001’s Oh What A World. And if his gruelling touring schedule is anything to go by (he treks around the US in Feb followed by an Irish/UK tour) the man from Strabane shows little sign of slowing down.

Paul Brady plays Point in April

Paul Brady has confirmed an April 22 visit to Dublin's Point Theatre.

Paul Brady plays the Point Depot in April

Paul Brady has confirmed an April 22 visit to Dublin's Point Theatre.

Paul Brady + Luka Bloom albums

Two of Ireland's leading songwriting lights return to the fray next month with new albums.

A decent night’s work, with Brady’s voice sounding as mightily impressive as ever.

Paul Brady announces Olympia dates

Brady will play 6 shows at the Olympia in October

Brady’s bunch

Then, almost unnoticed special guest Sinéad O’Connor slipped out on stage to take the vocals on ‘The Lakes Of Ponchartrain’

Oh What A World

For a while during his 'Nobody Knows' phase it seemed like Paul Brady might be joining Chris de Burgh et al on the central reservation.