Lisa Lambe Live: Love Songs and Long Roads

Lisa Lambe is one of Ireland’s finest folk singers, actors, folklorists, and interpreters of song. She has been hailed by The Irish Times as “the finest singer and actor of her generation.”

She is a graduate with distinction from the BA in Acting Studies at Trinity College Dublin, and holds an MA in Irish Folklore and Ethnology from University College Dublin, where she was awarded the Máire MacNeill Scholarship for excellence in research with the National Folklore Collection. Lisa is currently Artist in Residence at Ionad Cultúrtha in West Cork, Ireland, where she 
continues her research in ballad songs and storytelling traditions.

A Billboard No. 1 artist, Lisa has released five acclaimed solo albums and tours extensively with her acclaimed folklore, song, and story project Nightvisiting and Songwriting Joni Mitchell would be proud of BBC Radio. Her work with Celtic Woman has led to PBS specials, World Music No. 1's, a Grammy nomination, and performances in iconic venues including Radio City Music Hall in New York, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Colorado, and the Fabulous Fox Theatres, as well as worldwide touring.

An award-winning actor, Lisa regularly performs in leading roles at The Abbey Theatre and The Gate Theatre in Ireland, with roles written especially for her by Edna O’Brien. Most recently, she played the lead role in Hex at the National Theatre, Olivier Stage, London.