Cormac De Barra is a third-generation harper in a family of Irish-speaking singers and musicians raised in Dublin, with roots in County Cork. A well-known television presenter on TG4, he has recorded and toured with many of Ireland’s most celebrated artists including Hazel O’Connor, Julie Feeney, Brian Kennedy, Moya Brennan, Imelda May, Cathy Jordan, The Chieftains, and Clannad. He and fellow harper Anne-Marie O’Farrell have performed together as an Irish harp duo for over 25 years. His recent touring includes the Music Network tour of Ireland with Mairéad Ní Mhaonaigh of Altan and piper Mark Redmond, as well as a tour of Germany with Moya Brennan. The fourth album in the Voices & Harps collaboration with Brennan – a tribute to Mary O’Hara – was released in May 2024.
Described by The Irish Times as “one of the finest singers and actors of her generation,” Lisa Lambe is an internationally acclaimed Irish singer, actor and folklorist. A leading performer at both the Abbey Theatre and Gate Theatre Dublin, she has appeared in concerts around the world including Radio City Music Hall in New York, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Celtic Connections, and Glastonbury Festival. Lambe was also central to the global success of Celtic Woman, earning Grammy and Emmy nominations and contributing to six Billboard World Artist of the Year awards. She performs regularly with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra, and across radio, television and film soundtracks. She is the creator of the acclaimed Nightvisiting song-story and folklore project, which tours in Ireland and internationally. Her sixth solo album is due for release in 2026.