Fiona Lucia

Singer and eclectic songwriter. Irish soul, hope monger.

Emotive vocals, poetic lyricism, and captivating melodies mark her genre-defying style. Her songs weave introspective narratives with raw vulnerability, resonating deeply with listeners/ inviting listeners to take solace in the music.

Influenced by icons like Amy Winehouse, Carole King, Villagers, and Björk, her music combines elements of jazz, soul, folk, indie, and pop. Her music reflects her rich musical journey and passion for storytelling, creating a unique sound.

With the release of her debut solo EP "Phoenix Waltz" on the horizon, Fiona invites audiences on a soulful journey of connection, storytelling, and hope. Produced by Ken McCabe (Come On Live Long), recorded at Hellfire Studios with Joe McGrath (Mary Coughlan), and mastered by Fergal Davis (Sinead O'Connor).

A former member of the chamber-pop group Kammerpop, Fiona has shared the stage with acclaimed artists such as Loah, Jack O'Rourke, and Christian Wethered.