Ciaran Gribbin

Grammy-nominated songwriter and performer Ciaran Gribbin is one of Ireland's celebrated musical talents, co-writing Madonna's worldwide hit 'Celebration' alongside the iconic producer Paul Oakenfold.

Born during The Troubles in Northern Ireland, Ciaran forged his craft in the tough bars of Belfast and Derry. He was a founding member of beloved Irish band Leya.

His song 'Hey Baby Doll', performed by Al Pacino in the film Danny Collins, earned an Oscar shortlist nomination — a testament to his songwriting talent. He also wrote all the songs for the U2-supported film Killing Bono.

Ciaran has shared stages with Paul McCartney, U2, Snow Patrol, Crowded House & The Script, and performed at iconic festivals inc. Brazil's Rock in Rio. In 2011/12 he performed 54 shows as the lead singer of legendary Australian band INXS, touring across South America, Europe and Australasia.

Ciaran is a songwriter, performer and storyteller who has left his mark on stage and screen around the world.