Siobhán Pettit
Siobhán has established a unique reputation in Ireland as a talented jazz singer and respected session vocalist. She has recorded and performed with many international artists such as Brian Kennedy, Van Morrison, Michael Bolton, Leo Sayer, Michael Ball, Colm Wilkinson – live, for TV and on albums. Originally from Tipperary, Siobhán now lives in Belfast and has recorded two albums to date, her most recent having vaulted her to a top position in the album charts in S.E. Asia. Siobhan also teaches vocals and performs with her own jazz ensembles and the 9-piece swing band Nightswing
Áine Whelan
Áine has recorded and performed all over the world with manydifferent artists including Van Morrison, Brian Kennedy and Sharon Corr. Comfortable in any style, she is renowned for her vocal arrangements and performances for many BBC and RTE television series. Áine was nominated for Tatler Magazine’s Irish Woman of The Year Award for her solo album ‘Between The Moon and Mercury’. She was also featured in a Canadian Drama which premiered at The Cannes Film Festival in 2005. Áine is head of vocal studies at The Cork City Music College
Karen Hamill
Karen played the lead role in the longest running version of Blood Brothers in The Olympia Theatre in Dublin. This was followed by a 20 year on-off stint doing backing vocals all over the world and on a number of albums with Van Morrison. Karen has also sung with numerous artists including Brian Kennedy and Sharon Corr. She is now based in Dublin and is a regular backing singer on the Late Late Show on RTE. Karen sang at both the closing ceremony of the Special Olympics in 2003 and also the closing ceremony of the Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur in 1998. Karen’s voice can also be heard on many TV and radio adverts.
