Alice Lynskey is an Irish singer-songwriter whose music lives where country warmth meets cinematic drama. Born in Dublin and now based in Wexford, she blends classical vocal training with a self-taught guitar style — finding her voice in the space between structure and freedom.

Her influences are as varied as they are defining: the fire of Pat Benatar, the soul of Brandi Carlile, the wit of The Whitlams, and the pop confidence of Britney Spears, Pink, and Shania Twain. The result is a sound that feels familiar yet distinctly her own — emotional, melodic, and unmistakably Irish.

Alice first gained national attention as a finalist on RTÉ’s The Hit, where her song “Run and Hide” was recorded by The Stunning and reached No. 6 in the Irish charts. Since then she has released a series of compelling singles — “Devil in Me,” “Lovesick Rollercoaster,” “Obscene Dreams,” and “The Reason” — each moving between anthemic energy and intimate storytelling.

Her new single, “In the Echoes” (Country Pop / Cinematic), marks a bold evolution. Built on sweeping strings, atmospheric percussion and a haunting vocal performance, the track blends Nashville-style storytelling with a dramatic, film-score edge.
“In the Echoes feels like a Bond theme dressed in country soul — heartbreak wrapped in velvet, drama balanced by grace.”

Alice describes the song as a meeting point of two worlds:
“I wanted it to carry the emotional honesty of country music and the cinematic intensity of something you might hear in a Bond movie. It’s about how memories stay with us, even when everything else fades.”

Away from music, Alice works as a pharmaceutical scientist — a balance of precision and creativity that shapes her approach to songwriting. On stage she is a commanding and radiant performer, having appeared at the Olympia Theatre, 3Arena, The Helix, The Playing Fields (Kildare), Folly Fest (Laois), and festivals across Ireland.

With each release, Alice Lynskey continues to carve a path defined by honesty, emotion, and melodic strength — one heartfelt song at a time.