Solo artist Séamus McKenna has over a decades experience in writing, recording and performing. Mixing influences from his Irish Roots, Acoustic folk and Americana Séamus has an unique yet familiar sound. Racking up an average of 150+ Gigs a year, Seamus is no stranger to a crowd.

In 2024 Seamus moved from the North of England to Cornwall in search of inspiration. His time in the ancient county has provided him with a wealth of local musicians to collaborate with. He is currently curating a series of events called "Get Folk'd!" Promoting local artists and helping support the grassroots music scene. He is also working on a number of collaborative songs  with other artists in the area.

Séamus has a BA Hons in Songwriting and Musical Composition and has released a number of his own recordings including 2022's single Man on the Moon and his debut album named after its title track Take Me To The Mountains featured on BBC Merseyside & BBC Radio 6 Music. In 2024 Seamus released Calling To You which was well received and also picked up by BBC Introducing South West. 2025 saw the release of "By The Wind Sailor" and a collaboration with Cornwall based Cellist Paddy Mitton (Swallows and Crows) to record and release a live version of legendary Irish song "The Parting Glass". 

Seamus has hit the ground running in 2025 working on a huge collaboration of songs, festivals and events. Highlights of the year include performing at Paradhis festival (mains stage), St Ives Arts Club, The Poly Theatre Falmouth, Newquay Food Festival, Porthleven Food Festival, Penzance Food Festival, Dart Music Fest (main stage), The Cornish Bank, The Fish Factory, The KCM, Falmouth Pavillions and many many more. 

Séamus is now based in Porthleven, Cornwall and continues to build a following through regular touring, festivals and local shows and working with the artists community to continue to create a better environment for artists to flourish in.