About Reevah
Evolving from singer-songwriter beginnings towards an alternative indie-pop sound, Reevah (Aoife Boyle) has emerged as one of Northern Ireland’s most promising talents. Her debut album Daylight Savings, earned an NI Music Prize ‘Album of the Year’ nomination, where Reevah also performed on the night at a sold-out Ulster Hall.
2026 has been a standout year for the Derry artist: ‘I’m Just Fine’ and one other unreleased song landed sync placements on the latest season of Love Island (UK); a support slot for The Coronas on back-to-back sold-out shows in her hometown; and extensive praise across national media for singles ‘Take What You Can’, ‘The Hardest Part’ and ‘Talk Too Much’ including RTÉ Radio 1, BBC Radio Ulster, BBC Introducing, RTÉ 2FM, Today FM, Hot Press, Chordblossom, The Belfast Telegraph, Sunday Life, GoldenPlec and more.
‘Take What You Can’ was also recently longlisted for Single of the Year at the NI Music Prize, solidifying the growing excitement for her second LP.[Text Wrapping Break][Text Wrapping Break]‘Lucky Stars’ continues to delve into a different sound, experimenting mixing old with new and finding a country-pop, indie sound that is ever evolving, adapting and growing with the artist that Reevah represents. The record encompasses themes of questioning, wondering, a sense of losing and finding yourself, embracing uncertainty and hard times, and being strong, growing as a person and pushing through things even when they feel difficult.
A compelling live performer, Reevah has shared stages with Snow Patrol, The Coronas, Sorcha Richardson, SOAK, Niamh Regan, Saint Sister & taken to the main stage across Irish & UK festivals including Stendhal, Other Voices, The Great Escape & Ireland Music Week. Her 2024 US debut saw her captivate audiences in Austin before bringing her soaring live sound to an exclusive New York showcase at The Dead Rabbit followed by shows in Boston.
