‘Lauren Wallace is a 17-year-old singer-songwriter from Dublin, Ireland. Her music blends influences from contemporary pop artists like Gracie Abrams and Olivia Rodrigo, as well as Irish musicians, both new and established, who have shaped the singer-songwriter genre. With a fresh perspective, Lauren is developing her own sound, rooted in both modern pop and with an undeniably Indie flavour celebrating her intimate yet artful lyricism’
Having enlisted the guidance and support of vocal coach and producer Jono Mc Neil, who’s client list includes Jade, Little Mix, The Voice UK among many others, Lauren has just released her debut EP ‘Salt Stained Lungs‘ on July 4th, with the stunning focus track ‘People Who Love People‘.
‘Salt Stained Lungs‘, the debut EP from Lauren Wallace, has already garnered early support at BBC Introducing, with ATL giving ‘People Who Love People‘ it’s radio premiere last week. The DSP’s have heavily supported the release, with playlists across Spotify and Apple Music inc Breaking Acoustic, New Music Daily, New in Alternative, New in Pop and Next Gen Singer Songwriters.
Lauren Wallace on her new release, Ghost:
For a somewhat “complicated” sounding song, Ghost is probably one of the most simple things I’ve ever written from a thematic point of view. It’s essentially about how your sense of self will always come back to save you or guide you in the end. No matter where you are right now, or whatever direction you’re headed in, that person you were in the beginning and who you still are at your core will come back to you and make your experiences start to feel authentic again and everything’ll be grand. That sounds dramatic (and it probably is) but I’ve also heard so many other lovely interpretations from my friends and family about what it means to them, so whether it’s that sentiment you take from the song or a completely different one of your own, I hope it helps you a tiny bit or at least gives you something fun to listen to
LAUREN WALLACE ANNOUNCES HEADLINE AT WHELAN’S UPSTAIRS, DUBLIN
THURSDAY, 12 FEBRUARY 2026
Tickets €15.00 plus booking fees on sale Wednesday, 24th September at 10amfrom www.singularartists.ie