Gerry Tully Sing Christy Moore Songbookm

Gerry Tully is an Irish folk singer-songwriter whose performances showcase his deep connection to the traditional roots of Irish music and songs. Known for his emotive voice and unique guitar style, Tully brings a sincerity and warmth to the stage captivating audiences wherever he goes.

A Gerry’s performances are intimate and authentic. He has the rare ability to create a cozy, engaging atmosphere coupled with his easy-going and genuine personality he loves to share anecdotes and provide context to his songs, offering a richer experience for the listener.

Gerry Tully is self taught. His music is grounded in the Irish folk tradition, with clear influences from artists like Christy Moore, Luke Kelly, and Paul Brady and some American folk styles. His song choices send out a reflective, contemplative message, focusing on themes of love, loss, and historical context. His voice, rich and soulful, delivers every lyric with heartfelt conviction. His fluid, graceful guitar playing is the perfect balance between accompaniment an emotional expression.

In a typical show, Tully’s setlist is a mix of original compositions and traditional Irish ballads. He breathes new life into well-loved songs like “The Auld Triangle,” “Raglan Road,” and “The Fields of Athenry,” treating these pieces with the reverence they deserve. His original songs, offer thoughtful, poetic lyrics exploring personal and universal themes.