Sharon Shannon with Camille O'Sullivan, Mundy, and more

Camille O'Sullivan is an award-winning singer/actress from Ireland known for powerful performances at top venues like Sydney Opera House. She has won a Helpmann Award, stuns audiences with theatrical storytelling, and has collaborated with artists like Tim Robbins. Camille's work includes original music for RSC's *Rape of Lucrece*, performing Radiohead with an orchestra, and creating *Ancient Rain* with Paul Kelly.

Irish singer/songwriter Mundy, born Edmund Enright in Birr, achieved international fame from busking in Dublin. His upbeat, folk-pop style, akin to Damien Rice, shines in tracks like "To You I Bestow," featured on the Romeo + Juliet soundtrack. Mundy's albums include double-platinum "24 Star Hotel" with hits "July" and "Mexico." He toured with Alanis Morissette, Neil Young, and David Gray and collaborated with Sharon Shannon on the platinum-certified "Live & Confused."

Irish musician Sharon Shannon, born in North County Clare, is known for blending Irish music with reggae, country, and more. Famous for her accordion and fiddle skills, she’s collaborated with U2's Adam Clayton, Steve Earle, and Sinéad O'Connor. Her "The Diamond Mountain Sessions" went triple platinum in Ireland and earned her two Irish Folk awards. Highlights in Shannon's discography include "Out the Gap" and "Saints & Scoundrels." Her collaborations span genres and styles, proving her as an evolving force in traditional and modern music scenes.

Dublin-born Imelda May enchants with her noir-romantic style. Known for her storytelling and soulful voice, she invites listeners into deep emotional connections.