Rebecca Winckworth

Rebecca Winckworth is an Irish singer and songwriter with over fifteen years of international professional experience in music.

She began touring professionally at the age of 17 as a member of the prestigious vocal ensemble Anúna, with whom she toured extensively across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. As a member of Anúna, Rebecca appears on numerous albums, DVDs, and high-profile collaborations, including the soundtrack of Blizzard Entertainment’s Diablo III, which has sold over 30 million copies worldwide. She also featured on productions such as Christmas Memories, Sanctus, Illumination, and Christmas with Anúna, among others.

Throughout her performance career, she has been a lead vocalist in internationally acclaimed productions including Celtic Nights, Ragús, and Titanic Dance, the latter representing Ireland at the World Festival of Music in China. In 2014, she completed a three-month tour across 22 U.S. states as lead singer with Celtic Nights, and was a special guest soloist on Celtic Woman – Destiny, later nominated for a Grammy Award (2016).

Testimonials:

“Our small island has a long and distinguished tradition of nurturing a uniquely abundant wealth of musical talent. And, put simply, the Irish soprano Rebecca Winckworth possesses one of the most exquisitely beautiful voices you will ever hear — on this island or any other, in this life or the next.”
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“Rebecca Winckworth is an exceptional artist, a composer of great depth, and a performer who completely captivates. Her voice stays with you long after the concert has ended.”
Rob Wells, multi-platinum award-winning producer and songwriter, JUNO & ECMA nominee (Ariana Grande, Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Paloma Faith, Backstreet Boys, and more)

“A singer of great sensitivity and musical depth, with a rare ability to reach the listener on a profoundly human level.”
Michael McGlynn, founder and composer of Anúna, M’ANAM and Systir

“Her soaring vocals over immersive instrumental accompaniment remind us that we all have the power to make a difference.”
Hot Press Magazine

Based between Dublin and Medellín for the past seven years, Rebecca has collaborated in Latin America with the Medellín Philharmonic Orchestra (Filarmed) and Iberacademy, including performances of her own music with full orchestral arrangements. She has performed on major stages such as Teatro El Tesoro and Teatro Pablo Tobón Uribe in orchestral concert productions. Rebecca was also a special guest at Celebra Irlanda, Buenos Aires’ major St. Patrick’s Day festival, attended by thousands each year.

During the pandemic, she created and produced Citizens of Song, an international online concert series, bringing together over 500 artists from 20 countries and reaching thousands of virtual audience members worldwide.

In 2022, she was a lead character and featured vocalist in the Colombian animated series and album Dapinty, a production nominated for an International Emmy Award.

Rebecca’s solo singer-songwriter journey began in 2020 with the release of her first original compositions and her EP "Chapters of Time" (2025).

Since then, Rebecca has presented her original repertoire in headline concerts, including a Dublin performance, as well as appearances in cultural venues in Medellín such as Medellín Jazz Club and El Odeón Escondido. This year, 2025, will see Rebecca bring her show "Songs Without Borders" to theatres in Ireland, Mexico, Colombia and a one-month tour of Argentina.

Song Without Borders connects Rebecca's Irish roots with a contemporary global perspective through an intimate, emotive, and deeply human musical experience.