Etaoin is an Irish-British singer-songwriter whose raw, pitch-perfect voice and deeply emotive songwriting has already caught the attention of a growing army of loyal and eager fans.

Raised between London and Ireland, Etaoin (pronounced Attain) blends ethereal folk-pop with introspective, poetic lyricism reminiscent of Dermot Kennedy, Lizzy McAlpine, Phoebe Bridgers, and Holly Humberstone. Her music is melancholic yet warm, intimate late-night confessions wrapped in cinematic melodies with a quiet, mystical edge.

A former child prodigy in traditional Irish music, Etaoin became the youngest-ever winner of the prestigious Fleadh Cheoil All-Ireland songwriting competition at just 11 years old. She has performed with her choir at London's Royal Albert Hall and solo at the massive St. Patrick's Day concert in Trafalgar Square in front of 40,000 people. Festival appearances include The Great Escape, Germany's Haldern Pop, and Italy's Kaltern Pop Festival. She has supported The Ting Tings, The Dreggs, Gavin James and proving music runs deep in her blood, she performed with the legendary Finbar Furey at the tender age of nine.

Etaoin sold out her first three UK headline shows, most recently her forthcoming one at the iconic St Pancras Church on 21 May 2026.

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