Rachel Grace

Rachel Grace has quietly established herself as one of Ireland’s most promising songwriters - and at only twenty-three years of age.

Her music is a melting pot of soul and pop with a vocal style that captures the mood of generations past, echoing the soulful voices of artists like Norah Jones, Amy Winehouse and Eva Cassidy.

Having been writing and performing in the music scene from the age of twelve, the Ruby Sessions regular has played some of Ireland’s favourite venues and festivals and supported acts such as Gavin James, Emma Langford, Jack Lukeman and Wallis Bird, as well as working as a session musician for Roisin O and Irish Women In Harmony.

Rachel released her independent debut album 'Never Grows Old' on February 6th of this year, produced and recorded by the acclaimed Gavin Glass of Orphan Recording Studios. It has already received widespread praise and was chosen as Marty Whelan's Album of the Week in its first week of release. She launched the album in a sold-out Wexford Arts Centre to rave reviews, and with more tour dates to be announced, 2026 is set to be a defining year in Rachel's career.

The Wexford singer-songwriter has spent recent years carving out a reputation as one of the country’s most captivating and authentic emerging talents.
- Hotpress Magazine

‘The best thing to come out of Wexford since Rissoles!’
- Ray Colclough, WLR FM

‘Rachel Grace is the real deal. Not only a songwriting talent far beyond her years, her voice creates a soulful well of sound from which any listener would want to
drink deeply’
– Rob O’Connor, Beat FM

‘Confessional yet delicate in tone, Rachel Grace's talent for weaving a narrative through beautiful vocals is potentially her strongest trait’
– Kate Brayden, HotPress Magazine

She has a real record player voice, one that you could hear the crackles of vinyl in as it spins around.
- Off the Charts Podcast

‘I love when someone covers a song and it’s SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL!’
– Gavin James, Artist