Chasing Abbey

Chasing Abbey hit SWG3 Glasgow on 15 November 2026 with a blend that sits between hip-hop, pop and dance electronics. The trio from Tullamore, childhood friends turned producers, have built their sound around melodic vocals, agile rap flows and direct, rhythm-forward beats. Early tracks like That Good Thing put them on Irish radio, while The Odyssey Project sketched a first chapter with tight songwriting and hooks meant to stick. In the 2020s, they began weaving in fragments of Irish traditional melody — notably on Oh My Johnny (Banks of the Roses) — folding familiar airs into contemporary, club-leaning production.

Live, Chasing Abbey work the contrasts: verses that switch between cadence and harmony, bass and percussion that drive the room, and choruses aimed at collective sing-alongs without overplaying the effect. Their lyrics stay close to everyday scenes, relationships and the social life of youth, which grounds the set while keeping an ear on immediacy. In Glasgow, expect a concise, high-energy run-through of their evolution to date, where folk-tinged motifs meet modern pop-rap textures and a dance pulse built for the stage.