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Women Make Music: ROE

Women Make Music: ROE

ROE is 19-year-old grumpy multi-instrumentalist from Derry (Ireland), Roisin Donald. Laying down her unique brand of self-styled “Grumpy Electro-Pop”, she has been blazing a trail for young female indie artists across Ireland, UK, Europe and beyond.

With performances at The Great Escape, Reeperbahn, M for Montreal, Other Voices, Live at Leeds, Eurosonic and Primavera, as well as a debut UK tour already under her belt, ROE has been moving from strength to strength with increasing momentum. Selected as one of 21 acts from around the UK (the only Northern Irish artist) to perform on the BBC Introducing stage at Glastonbury 2017, the winner of the ‘Oh Yeah Contender Award’ (best emerging artist) at the 2018 Northern Ireland Music Prize, and with an opening support slot with Snow Patrol on their UK arena tour this Winter (at the personal request of Gary Lightbody) ROE is carving out her own path, on her terms.

2019 will see the 19 year old release highly anticipated debut album, “Things We Don’t Talk About”. As an entirely independent and self releasing artist the support from the PRS Foundation will enable ROE to promote and market the albums release to help it reach the audience it deserves through effective promotion online, in the press, on radio and on streaming services.

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