SexyTadhg

at the Dublin Fringe Festival, Tadhg's creative footprint is becoming impossible to ignore. Their captivating single, 'Ride The Wave', dazzled audiences as RTÉ Radio One's Track Of The Week, further solidifying their place in the Irish music scene.

In a groundbreaking debut, SexyTadhg's Fringe Festival show, *Television*, sold out at the celebrated Project Arts Centre and garnered an impressive ? stars from the Irish Times. Their follow-up performances at Smock Alley continued to raise the bar for live entertainment in Ireland. Tadhg Griffin, the magnificent force behind SexyTadhg, embodies a provocative energy that has swiftly established them as a luminary in Irish music. The Irish Times perfectly captures this essence by describing them as a “shining light” with a bona fide rock star presence, an achievement that is readily reflected in the consistent sell-out crowds they attract.

Dubbed an “intergalactic rock star” by GCN and heralded by Hotpress for delivering “theatrical disco music at its finest,” Tadhg's performances are an exhilarating blend of musicianship and creativity. Critics have praised their shows as high-voltage cabarets that inspire new imaginings in the realm of live music. Tadhg's commanding vocals and virtuoso piano skills have mesmerized audiences across the nation, and their big band extravaganza elevates Irish musicianship to unprecedented heights. Their performances draw comparisons to legendary icons like David Bowie, Elton John, Lady Gaga, and Freddie Mercury, yet Tadhg artfully intertwines this majestic persona with intimate narratives that explore themes of gender, sexuality, and mental health.

From supporting two-time Eurovision winner Loreen at her sold-out Academy show, The Mary Wallopers at their sold-out show in Cork City Hall, to the iconic Salty Dog stage at Electric Picnic, where they mesmerized over 600 audience members at 1 a.m., Tadhg has brought their larger-than-life presence to the most renowned stages and festivals in Ireland. Their appearances span events such as Kaleidoscope (Main Stage), Mother Bloc Party (Main Stage), Other Voices (Dingle), Beyond The Pale, and The Late Late Show, Six O’Clock Show, Studio One Session (Ray D’Arcy), studio session with the RTÉ Concert Orchestra (Ray D’Arcy) coupled with a commitment to the Irish language that resonates through their performances at Irish-speaking festivals like Lá Mór na Gaeilge.

As a proud Gaeilgeoir, Tadhg infuses their work with a powerful queer perspective, showcasing the beauty of Irish culture through a contemporary lens.

“My love for music comes from the freedom it grants me,” Tadhg shares passionately. “On stage, I’m liberated to express myself—through my appearance, my sound, my essence. This is where the true Tadhg emerges, contrary to the notion that it’s all just a performance.”

Excitingly, Tadhg has also ventured into the world of television, serving as a judge on TG4’s Junior Eurovision and as a guest judge on Fíbin Media’s Síorstial. They participated in the international initiative 'Ireland In Music' alongside the esteemed Colm O'Snodaigh, which you can experience on RTÉ Player. The future holds infinite possibilities for this extraordinary artist, and audiences eagerly await what’s next for SexyTadhg.

2025 is set to be a huge year for SexyTadhg with new music on the horizon and some very exciting gigs in the pipeline