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- New York City, NY
- Singing Guitarist
- Travels up to 300 miles
- $300 and up.
Overview
Liam is a folk musician steeped in the Irish and Americana traditions with 15 years of performance experience solo and in bands. In performance, he tries to capture the energy of a session around a campfire where all good songs are welcome — from Dylan and the Beatles, to the Pogues and the Dubliners, to Noah Kahan and Zach Bryan — and where every voice is welcome to join in on the chorus.
Available to perform solo, as a duo, or as a three- or four-piece folk band.
Set lists are always customized to the event and the crowd, and requests (and even karaoke spots) are welcome!
1 Review
I first saw Liam play a few years ago as part of a band; more recently I’ve seen him as part of a duo or trio. Liam is a seasoned guitarist with crisp vocals, but it is his personality and ability to connect with an audience of all ages where he excels. A few weeks ago I saw him play as part of a trio where he started with some Irish tunes, shifted to some Dylan and Beatles, did a few Pure Prairie League songs, and - to my pleasant surprise - played Sheboozey’s “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” … the transition between songs was seamless. Liam will be a great entertainer for any event you may be having. You will not be disappointed.
Singing Guitarist, Celtic Music, Mandolin Player
Response from Liam Dailey Music:
Thank you, Angela!! Looking forward to the party in May!
Booking Info
Price Range: $300 and up.
Gig Length: 30 - 240 minutes
Languages: English
Services Offered
Upcoming Booked Events
| July 12, 2025 • 5:00pm - 8:00pm | House Party |
Set List
Liam performs over 200 songs. A (mostly) complete song list is available on his website.
Here are some examples that show up in most sets:
A Bar Song (Tipsy) — Shaboozey
Amie — Pure Prairie League
Atlantic City — The Band / Bruce Springsteen
The Boxer — Simon & Garfunkel
Brown Eyed Girl — Van Morrison
Chasing Cars — Snow Patrol
Country Roads — John Denver
Dead Flowers — The Rolling Stones
Dirty Old Town — The Pogues / Ewan MacColl
Don't Think Twice, It's Alright — Bob Dylan
Feathered Indians — Tyler Childers
Fields of Athenry — The Dubliners / Pete St. John
Folsom Prison Blues — Johnny Cash
Friend of the Devil — The Grateful Dead
Galway Girl — Steve Earle
The Green and Red of Mayo — The Saw Doctors
Have You Ever Seen the Rain — Creedence Clearwater Revival
I Had Some Help — Post Malone
Losing My Religion — R.E.M.
Northern Attitude — Noah Kahan
Ordinary Man — Christy Moore
Peaceful Easy Feeling — The Eagles
Sister Golden Hair — America
Something in the Orange — Zach Bryan
Tennessee Whiskey — Chris Stapleton
Valerie — Amy Winehouse
When It Rains It Pours — Luke Combs
Willin' — Little Feat
Influences & Inspiration
Liam grew up listening to the great music of the '50s, '60s, and '70s from folk groups like the Clancy Brothers to the experimental rock of the Beatles and the Talking Heads. His songwriting idols include Leonard Cohen, Paul Simon, and Richard Shindell. He listens to contemporary indie folk and rock including the National, Lankum, Deer Tick, and Fontaines D.C., and he's a proud Swiftie.
Most importantly, he's influenced and inspired by the incredible music communities of NYC and Boston including friends in bands like Sheridan Rúitín, Devri, The Day Boys, and the Canny Brothers.