About Katie McMahon
Katie McMahon was an Irish singer.
Katie McMahon is an Irish singer and harpist. She performed the soprano solo in the original Riverdance interval act at the Eurovision Song Contest 1994 in Dublin.
Early life McMahon was born and raised in Dublin, Ireland. She was classically trained in voice and harp and studied Italian and Drama Studies at Trinity College Dublin.
Career McMahon performed with the Irish vocal ensemble Anúna.
After leaving Riverdance, McMahon released solo albums including After the Morning (1998), Shine (2001), Celtic Christmas (2003), St. Patrick's Day (2007), and Christmas Angels. Reviewing After the Morning for Rambles.NET, Jean Emma Price described McMahon as possessing "a pure, clear soprano" and called the album "highly recommended".
In 2012, McMahon debuted her musical production Loving the Silent Tears in Los Angeles. In 2019, her show Celtic Rhythm toured the United States.
Personal life McMahon met her husband, bassist Ben Craig, while on tour with Riverdance in Minneapolis in 1998 and later settled there.
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Irish singer
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