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Eve Williams is a singer and songwriter from Co. Down in Northern Ireland. She writes memorable melodies with a strong folk/country influence. She became a full time singer songwriter after developing a disability due to rheumatoid arthritis and having to leave her ‘normal’ job. Eve’s songs have been played in several countries since 2012, including USA, UK (including BBC airplay), Germany, Ireland and the Philippines. As an artist she has performed at several international festivals including Celtic Connections in Glasgow (broadcast live), YouBloom Dublin and Urbankelt in London. She has completed a successful UK tour in 2016. In 2017 Eve was selected to be part of a cohort representing Northern Irish songwriting at the prestigious Tileyard complex in London. Eve has written with Andrew Giddings of Jethro Tull, rising star Callum Stewart, local vocal genius Michelle Dowd. Allen Palmer of Nashville publishers Palmer Global Ink and author Brian Madden amongst others. Eve holds a Master of Music in Songwriting from Bath Spa University. In 2015 Nashville Songwriters Association International recognised Eve as One to Watch twice (April and June). Her last album, Twenty Miles from Home, was met with critical acclaim in the Irish contemporary folk community (see press and reviews here). Her new album, released in June 2016, Peregreni has also been well received. Eve is a member of the prestigious Irish Songwriters Guild and a spokesperson for the National Rheumatoid Arthritis Simple Tasks campaign.

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