Gerry Tully

Irish Folksinger/Songwriter

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‘Gerry Tully is a world class performer’

Finbar Furey

Best known as a solo performer, Gerry has four albums to his credit drawing from a body of well-crafted original songs he has also reached deep into the folk, roots, blues, Americana, and alternative genres for his material. Gerry Uses acoustic guitars and five-string banjo to perform a plethora of songs that he has made his own.


The Christy Moore Songbook

Gerry Tully’s performances of Christy Moore songs are a heartfelt tribute to one of Ireland’s greatest folk artists. Staying true to the spirit of the originals while adding his own subtle interpretations, offering a fresh and deeply personal take on Moore’s music.

The Gerry Tully Band

The Gerry Tully Band play a wide selection of folk, roots, and Americana music. They nurture a connection to the Appalachians and Americana style where the Irish influence prevails. Inspired by the music of The Trans-Atlantic Sessions, Gillan Welsh, Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, and Tom Waits, the Band take you through their rich interpretation of songs with emotive human stories.

Gerry Tully Solo

Gerry Tully is a gifted folk singer-songwriter from Ireland. His performances showcase a deep connection to the traditional roots of folk music, while adding his own unique, contemporary flair. Known for his emotive voice, intricate guitar playing, Gerry brings a sincerity and captivating warmth to his audience from the first note.

Meath Chronicle

Fergal Lynch

‘Comparisons to Moore, Hennessy, or Luke Kelly embarrass the Trim man, but they still need to be made. Those legends of Irish Folk will never be bettered or even equalled, but very few will come as close as Tully when aiming to strike a chord with a traditional audience.’

After Midnight Radio Show

Noel Casey

‘Gerry is a superb interpreter of a song.’

Hotpress Magazine

Jackie Hayden

‘Gerry has a robust voice ideal for mainstream, pop, or folk tunes, and he oozes confidence as a performer echoing back to early Dylan and Tom Paxton.’