Catherine McGrath is an up-and-coming talent hailing from Northern Ireland who has made a significant mark on the contemporary country music scene. Born on June 9, 1997, in Rostrevor, she found inspiration in country music from an early age, drawing influence from the likes of Taylor Swift and Kacey Musgraves. McGrath's lyricism and vocal style resonate with classic country themes, yet are imbued with a youthful and modern energy that has captivated audiences both in the UK and internationally.

After moving to London to pursue her music career, Catherine McGrath rapidly began to gain attention with her debut EP "One" in 2016. Her breakout came with the release of her full-length album "Talk of This Town" in 2018, which showcased her talents in tracks such as "Lost In The Middle," a spirited anthem about finding oneself, and "Thought It Was Gonna Be Me," a reflection on missed love. Her collaboration with American country artist Hunter Hayes on "Don't Let Me Forget" further solidified her place in the genre as a cross-continental talent. Catherine's music often features autobiographical elements, as evidenced in her songs "Hell Would Have To Freeze Over" and "Cinderella," which highlight her storytelling prowess, a hallmark of country music. With her acoustic EP, fittingly titled "The Acoustics," Catherine McGrath continues to emphasize her intimate and raw musical style that captures the hearts of fans, promising a flourishing career ahead.

Genres

British Country

Country Pop

Latest Release

Next New Year

Catherine McGrath

Single - Released December 15, 2023