2 December, 2016 //

Paddy Casey

Paddy Casey is an Irish singer-songwriter from Dublin. Casey released his first album Amen (So Be It) in 1999 and was certified triple platinum in Ireland. Paddy received nominations for Best Irish Songwriter and Best Male Singer at the Hot Press Awards. Touring saw Casey providing support to artists like R.E.M., Ian Brown, Ani DiFranco and The Pretenders. Casey returned in 2003 with the multi-platinum album, Living. It spawned the Irish chart hits Saints and Sinners, The Lucky One (in 2003) Bend Down Low and Want It Can’t Have It (in 2004). In 2004 he won his first of two consecutive Meteor Irish Music Awards for Best Irish Male. 2004 saw Living confirmed as the highest selling Irish album of the year.

His next album Addicted To Company (Part One) was released in 2007. He toured the album extensively and also toured with KT Tunstall and performed on the hit American CBS chat show the “Late Show with David Letterman”. In November 2012 he released his first independent, long-awaited album ‘The Secret Life Of’. Paddy has been touring this album constantly in Ireland and abroad for the last few years with frequent visits to Australia, Europe and the middle East.

In November 2016 Paddy released the single ‘Everything Must Change’ and has now released his new album ‘Songbook’.