Sat 7th June 2.20pm - 3pm 'Pride' festival, Cemetary Park, Montague Road, Sheffield.(Free)
Sat 4th October: The Spiegel tent, All saints Square Rotherham. Between 4pm - 7pm (Free)
New EP / 3rd album on the way! Back to the raw!
The first dates since the highly-successful Find Your Way tour -
brand-new songs from the upcoming second album!
Karen Mulcahey w/full band HEADLINING
Friday, February 16th, 2007
The Arches, Pitt Street, Barnsley, S70 1BB
10pm-11:30pm
£1
Karen Mulcahey w/full band at Clasic Rock
Saturday, March 31st, 2007
Herringthorpe Leisure Centre, Rotherham
7:30pm-8:30pm
Tickets for entire show £10-£17
www.classicrocksociety.com
Wednesday, 22nd March, 2006
The Boardwalk, Snig Hill, Sheffield
The launch of Karen's debut album Find Your Way, with an acoustic set as always, before branching out in to a full band set!
Doors open 8pm
Tickets £5. Call The Boardwalk on (0114) 279 9090
Find Your Way Tour
Wednesday, 12th April, 2006
Hope and Anchor, 207 Upper Street, Islington, London N1
Doors open 8pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Sunday, April 30th, 2006
Viva Diva at Viva Viva, 18 High Street, Hornsey, London
Doors open 8pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Tuesday, 9th May, 2006
Badger Music Night at the Western Front, nr Chuchill Square, Brighton
Doors open 8pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Saturday, 13th May, 2006
Big Note at the Caernarvon Castle, 7 Chalk Farm Road, Camden NW1
Doors open 7pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Wednesday, 17th May, 2006
The Cavern, Mathew Street, Liverpool
Doors open 8pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Friday, 26th May, 2006
Big Note at The Red Room at the Comedy Pub, 7 Oxendon Street, Piccadilly Circus, SW1
Doors open 8pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Tuesday, 13th June, 2006
Viva Diva at Viva Viva, 18 High Street, Hornsey, London
Doors open 8pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Saturday, 17th June, 2006
Big Session Festival, Leicester De Montfort Hall
12noon.
Find Your Way Tour
Saturday, 24th June, 2006
Bournemouth festival
10am.
Find Your Way Tour
Saturday, 22nd July, 2006
BOMfest, Oak Lane, Hoyle Mill, Barnsley
2:30pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Saturday, 29th July, 2006
Open Air Rock & Motorcycle Festival, Silverwood, Great Falls, Silkstone, Barnsley
3pm.
Find Your Way Tour w/ full band
Saturday, 12th August, 2006
Whistle Binkies Live Music Bar, 4-6 South Bridge, Edinburgh EH1 1LL
3:30pm-4:45pm, 5:15pm-6pm.
Find Your Way Tour w/ full band
Saturday, 12th August, 2006
The Forest, 3 Bristo Place, Edinburgh EH1 1EY
7pm-8pm
Find Your Way Tour
Friday, 1st September, 2006
Dorset Steam Fair
1pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Thursday, 7th September, 2006
Loughborough Acoustic Club
Doors open 8pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Thursday, 14th September, 2006
The White Hart, 1 Mile End Road, London E1 4TP
9pm.
Find Your Way Tour
Thursday, 16th September, 2006
All Saints Square, Rotherham.
6pm.
Find Your Way Tour w/full band
Sunday, 29th October, 2006
Nottingham House Pub, 10 Whitham Road, Sheffield S10
8pm.
If you are interested in booking Karen for a gig, or wish to be added to the mailing list, please e-mail info@karenmulcahey.com
Check out www.silencebreakerfilms.com for Karen's soundtrack to the recent project "Tales from Nowhere" and its follow-up feature film documentary "Get Over It" directed by Jay Baker.
Karen Mulcahey: Find Your Way
Find Your Way is the arresting debut from Rotherham artist Karen Mulcahey. She smashes into smithereens the clichéd myth of the female singer-songwriter as floaty, whimsical and romantically introspective. Her powerful voice - accompanied by guitarist Luke Pepper- resonates with passion, anger and defiance. Styles vary across the ten-track recording, from blues, to folk, to country, to rock. The subtle, intelligent lyrics cover a range of subjects, including journeys, disappointment in love and life, personal and political struggle. Ultimately though, the mood is uplifting. Find your way, sings Mulcahey hopefully at the end of the record, holding out a hand to all of us who know what it means to be lost.
- Elly Tams, Sandman magazine
Karen Mulcahey: Find Your Way
"...Karen booms it out live and on CD with that explosive voice of hers. This is a powerful beginning and I can imagine Radio Luminaries such as Bob Harris doing much to help her along the way."
- Martin Hudson, Classic Rock Society
Karen Mulcahey: Find Your Way
"A few months ago, this CD came out in England and it seemed interesting for Rootstime to devote some attention to the debut of this singer-songwriter Karen Mulcahey, which is definitely justified because this is just beautiful; a CD to appeal to a wide audience.
Find Your Way is a cd that lives up to its name. Karen Mulcahey gets her influences from everywhere but can integrate these cleverly into well-constructed songs. Find Your Way deserves time: Folk-Blues-Rock, all forged together into excellent songs that are portrayed beautifully by her guitarist Luke Pepper, who has produced this album very well on a shoe-string budget. But this is all about Karen Mulcahey. When we hear her sing, we know what's been missing in the last year - there are plenty of female singer-songwriters, but few with the warmth and talent of this one. Find Your Way is exciting and unique."
- Freddy Celis, Rootstime
Karen Mulcahey: Six-track EP
"My first thoughts on hearing Karen Mulcahey were how much she reminded me of Thea Gilmore, and singer/songwriter that has gone on to much success. This is none more obvious than on 'Choked,' a song that I feel she would have been better opening the demo with. She extends herself through folky, rocky songs in to bluesy numbers where the lyric is food for her music, whilst some crisp acoustic guitar work aids and abets the feeling that here is a lady with a future in music. Raw and beautiful all in one, words essential in the arena of the singer/songwriter."
- McCullough Crane, Classic Rock Society
Wednesday, May 12th, 2004
Rotherham Arts Centre, Walker Place, Rotherham
"Karen Mulcahey smells more like success than anything else."
- The Rotherham Advertiser
Wednesday, February 11th, 2004
Rotherham Arts Centre, Walker Place, Rotherham
"Karen Mulcahey is a force to be reckoned with. With the "cool and capable" Luke Pepper, her set of original songs burst in to the evening injecting a raw energy usually reserved for punk. She sang with a unique powerhouse of voice that seemed to swing from the raucous to the touchingly pure. She shook the foundations of this council building!"
- Georgina Kersey, Rotherham Council
