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Imelda May
With a raw energy and a witty tongue as well as a melodic and powerful voice, Imelda May delivers an incredible offering in her show - Raised on Songs and Stories.
A packed house enjoyed a fantastic show at the Watergate Theatre last week when the artist performed her second live show at the venue from the tour.
Imelda May is renowned as a singer/songwriter but she is so much more as this show reveals.
May is a talented poet and a gifted storyteller and she invites the audience for a evening full of humour, nostalgia and plenty of music in her latest show.
Remembering her parents and her grandparents May is also a social historian as she brings the audience on a journey through time and memory in an unforgettable live performance.
Imelda May performed her show 'Raised on Songs and Stories' at the Watergate Theatre on March 3.
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