🚨 EPISODE 84 🚨
A A R O N R O W E
I thoroughly enjoyed this sit down with Aaron.
Growing up in Dublin and earning a living playing in pubs Aaron tells how a chance encounter with Lewis Capaldi changed his life forever.
Ed Sheeran has taken him under his wing now too but does all this impress his uncle Mick?!
Aaron is now about to be a guest act on Ed Sheeran USA stadium tour!
A brilliant chat thank you Aaron.
Available now on all Podcast platforms @aaronrowe__@spotifypodcasts@applepodcasts
I’ve been given a lot of mad opportunities but this is mental haha I can’t believe I’m saying this but I’m playing the grand ole opry on the 19th of June. I feel like I keep saying this but this is a dream come true @opry
A few weeks ago before tour I did a trip around some county’s in ireland I’d never played. Went back to pubs and played like I had done for ten years. Absolutely loved it. Thanks to all the amazing musicians who let me join them, and the bars for letting me play. It’s live on YouTube now ☘️
Episode 265 w/ @aaronrowe__
Aaron Rowe has been blowing up, with hit songs like Hey Ma, sold out gigs and crowds that blow the roof off. He joined us this week after an incredible show in the Academy.
He told us about his journey from being afraid to tell his friends he played guitar to standing on stage in front of thousands of people opening for Ed Sheeran and Sam Fender.
Aaron got his big break when he was playing in a pub on Camden St and Lewis Capaldi walked in. He explained how life has changed since that moment, what’s next for him and why so many of the songs he writes don’t get heard
Episode supported by @rightstylefurnituredublin
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Béal Feirste, go raibh míle maith agaibh. A couple people told me that they had never heard a crowd that loud in that room, unbelievable.
That’s a wrap for the tour and I’m genuinely sad but it’s time to dig in now and make this fucking album! I never really felt like I had made it until this week, I’m so happy I can’t even put it into words.
Grá mór. a chairde. See you all soon.
London… what a night. I’m honestly speechless. It hasn’t even been a year since my first ever headline show in London at the Courtyard Theatre, and now this. Thank you for supporting me , and showing up every night and singing as loud as you can. Love you all. Tomorrow we are playing at home, I’m buzzing, dublin see yas tomorrow
Birmingham what a buzz man, it will never not be the greatest feeling in the world hearing you singing every word at the top of your voice. Can’t wait to come back. London tonight let’s gooo
