Known for his euphoric live performances, deep and infectious music, and his extraordinary work ethic, Luke Clerkin is an artist to be reckoned with. With a career that has seen him famously play over 250 gigs in 2015, gain international recognition through multiple tours, festival appearances and chart topping singles, Luke is showing no signs of giving up. Over the course of his career he has appeared at such festivals as Electric Picnic, Body & Soul, Stendhal and Edinburgh Free Fringe, and he has headlined venues all over Ireland including Whelan’s, The Workman’s Club, The Cobblestone, Hole in the Wall Kilkenny, and John Lee’s in Tullamore. Luke has also toured Germany on multiple occasions and he has also toured Ireland with The Circle Sessions and Cycle Against Suicide. Luke has been invited to play for government officials in Leinster House and The Mansion House . His song ‘Home’ was used in Dublin's bid for the 2020 Capital of Culture. Luke was the inaugural North Clondalkin Library Musician in Residence where he recorded and released his ‘Live From The Library’ EP in 2023. This was followed up by sold out shows across Ireland and the UK, including one in London’s Camden Chapel. Luke also played slots at major summer festivals such as Electric Picnic, All Together Now and The Works Festival. After an incredible show in Workman’s Cellar in March, 2024 is set to be an even more incredible year with the release of his debut album, 'Orpheus' due to happen in October.