Imelda May is a singer, songwriter, television presenter, and multi-instrumentalist known for her rockabilly revival style and jazz influences. Raised in Dublin's Liberties area, she began her music career at 16, performing in local bands before releasing her debut album, No Turning Back, in 2003.
May gained recognition after her second album, Love Tattoo (2009), topped the Irish charts. Her subsequent albums, including Mayhem (2010) and Tribal (2014), further established her reputation, with Mayhem earning a Choice Music Prize nomination. She has collaborated with notable artists and producers, including T Bone Burnett and Bono, and has performed at significant events, including the Grammy Awards.
Throughout her career, May has been involved in various projects, including her own TV show, The Imelda May Show, and her 2021 album 11 Past the Hour. She has participated in charity initiatives and has performed with renowned artists like Jeff Beck and U2. In 2023, she took part in a tribute concert for Jeff Beck at the Royal Albert Hall, showcasing her enduring presence in the music industry.
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