Fergal Nash

Fergal Nash doesn’t do fluff. The Limerick singer-songwriter cuts through the noise with gritty, guitar-driven rock, big hooks and lyrics that tell it straight. Drawing heavily on the 90s grunge and alternative rock he grew up on — Nirvana, Guns N’ Roses, Oasis, Soundgarden and The Stone Roses among them — Nash combines raw energy with an unmistakably Irish songwriting sensibility.

There’s a healthy dose of defiance in his music too. Nash writes for the outsiders, the dreamers and anyone who’s ever had to deal with a begrudger. But beneath the crunching guitars and driving rhythms is a softer side, evident in songs such as “Sorry Eyes” and **“Diego.”

His 2023 album **On A Constant Roll passed 25,000 Spotify streams, followed by a run of singles including “It’s Just The Way That I Live,” “Things That Were Meant To Be” and **“Diego.” Nash also released his own take on Ryan Adams’ “When The Stars Go Blue” in 2026.

His music has received airplay from Dave Fanning as well as regular support from Live95, West Limerick FM and Amazing Radio, while his live CV includes Dolans, Kenny’s, Mike The Pies, Pete’s Candy Store in New York and The Bull & The Hide in London.

Nash holds an MA in Songwriting from the Irish World Academy, University of Limerick, where he studied under Carl Corcoran and worked with guest mentors including John Spillane and Jack O’Rourke.

With his next single, “The Battler,” due in October 2026, Nash continues to do things his own way — independently written, recorded and produced, with plenty more noise still to make.