Some One's Sons
Some One's Sons are a dynamic and evocative five-piece Irish folk band, carving out a unique place in Ireland's folk scene.
Their music is a vibrant mix of spirited storytelling and powerful performances, blending traditional roots with a modern edge. With a sound that is both timeless and true to the music that shaped them, the Sons’ original ballads and fresh takes on classic tunes captivate audiences and leave a lasting impression.
Some One’s Sons have been riding a wave of success, with a sold-out concerts in Liverpool and Dublin, headline gigs at renowned venues such as the Róisín Dubh and the Grand Social, and performances on TG4 Live, TodayFM, and BBC Radio Merseyside.
Their most recent summer tour included supporting renowned acts like Seán Keane, George Murphy, The Fureys, Paddy Casey and the Wolfe Tones, along with a headline performance at Whelan’s. They also played festivals across Ireland, including Electric Picnic, Galway Folk Fest, Fleadh Thoraigh, the Lakeland Sessions, RiverFest and the main stage of the Fleadh Cheoil.
Some One’s Sons consists of Daniel Allen, brothers Greg and Ger Dunne, Ross Gavin and Joe Monaghan. They play an ensemble of instruments on stage, including Bouzouki, Guitar, Banjo, Fiddle, Tin Whistle and Bass Guitar.
Lead singers Daniel and Greg’ voices compliment each other beautifully in both ballads and upbeat tunes. Daniel’s voice blends sweet tones, reminiscent of the late Jim McCann, with an unrefined ruggedness, similar to that of Tom and Paddy Clancy. Greg commands a tenor that is both unique and yet timeless in nature, often compared with Luke Kelly and Tommy Makem.
