Mercury Prize nominee Gwenno brings her psychedelic pop and folklore to Donegal. Singing in Welsh and Cornish, she explores identity through shimmering synths and ethereal melodies. This is a rare chance to experience one of the UK’s most original artists live.

Gwenno is a vital voice in modern music, bridging the gap between ancient heritage and avant-garde synth-pop. Born in Cardiff to Welsh and Cornish parents, her solo work, including the breakthrough Y Dydd Olaf and the Mercury-shortlisted Tresor, is a defiant, dreamlike celebration of minoritised languages.

Her live shows are immersive experiences, weaving together lush electronics, driving krautrock rhythms, and soaring vocals. Whether she is exploring dystopian sci-fi themes or the intimacy of motherhood, Gwenno’s music remains profoundly evocative. 

Don’t miss this captivating performance from a true pioneer of the Celtic experimental scene at this year’s Earagail Arts Festival.

“A masterpiece of understated, atmospheric psych-pop… Gwenno is a singular talent.” – The Guardian

“One of the most impressive and singular artists at work in the British Isles today.” – The Quietus

“Intoxicatingly beautiful… she makes the ancient feel futuristic and the alien feel like home.” Uncut