Lisa McHugh
Lisa McHugh | |
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Birth name | Lisa McHugh |
Born |
Glasgow, Scotland | 16 August 1988
Genres | Country, Country and Irish |
Instruments | Vocal |
Years active | 2010–present |
Website |
lisamchughmusic |
Lisa McHugh (Irish: Eilís Nic Aodh; born August 16, 1988) is a pop Country and Irish singer. She was born in Glasgow, Scotland to Irish parents. Her father is from Castlederg in County Tyrone and her mother is from Falcarragh, County Donegal. In June 2010 she moved to Ireland, put together her band and toured. She has won "Female Vocalist of the Year" five times as well as "Outstanding Achievement on the World Stage" in 2012 when she appeared on the Grand Ole Opry.[1] She also ran her own television show titled On the Road with Lisa.
Discography
Studio albums
Title | Details | Peak chart positions |
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IRE [2] | ||
Old Fashioned Girl |
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Dreams Come to Life |
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A Life That's Good |
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94 |
Wildfire |
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7 |
#Country |
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3 |
Who I Am |
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1 [3] |
Live albums
Title | Details |
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#LisaLive |
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Singles
Year | Title | Album |
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2011 | "The Court of Love" | Dreams Come to Life |
"A Mother's Rosary" | Non-album single | |
2012 | "Why'd Ya Come in Here" | Dreams Come to Life |
2013 | "Let's Pretend We Never Met" | Non-album single |
"Hey I'm a Woman" | A Life That's Good | |
2014 | "Apple Jack" | |
"Home to Donegal" | ||
"Hillbilly Girl" | ||
2015 | "Stay Stay Stay" | |
"Ireland" | ||
"Mean" | Wildfire | |
"Favourite Boyfriend of the Year" | ||
"You Can't Make Old Friends" (feat. Nathan Carter) | ||
2016 | "Bring on the Good Times" | |
"High Cotton" | #Country | |
"Satisfy You" | ||
"Why Have You Left the One" | ||
2017 | "Play Me the Waltz of the Angels" | |
"Girl With the Fishing Rod" | Who I Am | |
2018 | "Who I Am" | |
"Y'all Come" | Non-album single |
References
- ↑ Cathcart, Jenny (22 December 2014). "Country Singer Lisa McHugh is On a Mission". Culture of Northern Ireland. Nerve Centre. Retrieved 18 Jan 2016.
- ↑ "Irish Charts: Lisa McHugh".
- ↑ "IRMA – Irish Charts". Irish Recorded Music Association. Retrieved 14 October 2017.
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