About
Chloë Agnew is an internationally acclaimed Irish singer, songwriter and performer from Dublin, Ireland, best known as one of the original and youngest members of the multi-platinum global music phenomenon Celtic Woman, which she joined at just 14 years old.
During her decade with Celtic Woman, Chloë was featured on 14 albums, collectively selling more than eight million copies worldwide, and performed for millions of people across the globe in some of the world’s most prestigious venues, including Carnegie Hall, Radio City Music Hall and Red Rocks. She also performed for three consecutive U.S. Presidents — Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama — before the age of 20. In 2012, she was named Female Vocalist of the Year at the Irish Music Awards.
Since embarking on her solo career, Chloë has developed a distinctive sound that blends her Irish roots with contemporary pop, indie and cinematic influences. Her music has been featured across television and film, including America’s Got Talent, Love Island, NBC’s Found and the Irish film 'Kathleen Is Here'.
She has also performed with orchestras and ensembles throughout the United States and Europe, including the Atlanta Pops Orchestra, and has toured extensively with acclaimed Irish artist Nathan Carter.
Now based in Nashville, Chloë continues to evolve as an independent artist and songwriter. Her recent solo releases include “Bittersweet,” “Dizzy,” and “Let Go,” reflecting a bold new chapter in her music.
Chloë is also one half of contemporary folk-pop duo The Brave Collide, alongside Irish
singer-songwriter Brian McGrane. The duo have released original music and their debut album,combining intimate songwriting, rich harmonies and modern production.
With more than two decades of professional experience, Chloë Agnew continues to build an international career that bridges Irish heritage, contemporary songwriting and world-class live performance.
