WineMom return with their new single “Way of Life”, the second release taken from their debut EP Grand Affair and also the title track of the record, which received strong national and regional radio support across Ireland. The track also climbed to #8 on the Irish Breakers Chart, marking an exciting milestone for the band.
“Way of Life” arrives ahead of the release of the band’s debut EP on April 24th, 2026.
Echoing the melodic charm of Mika and Travis, the song carries an effortless, sunlit energy — a breezy acoustic pop track built for summer playlists. With infectious hooks and the distinctive vocal tones of lead singer Rosanna Harrington, — delivering a punchy pop-rock whirlwind of ambition and energy for young dreamers navigating a chaotic world.
Fronted by Harrington’s exceptional, low-slung vocal — a smoky tone reminiscent of Stevie Nicks — WineMom have spent a breakthrough year in 2025, performing on major stages across Ireland and the UK.
Highlights include supporting alt-rock legends Jane’s Addiction on the final night of their European tour — a sliding-doors moment that marked a significant turning point for the band.
With growing radio support, festival appearances, and a rapidly expanding fanbase, WineMom are quickly establishing themselves as one of Ireland’s most exciting emerging acts.
“Way of Life” offers a confident preview of what’s to come from Grand Affair, a debut release that captures the band’s vibrant songwriting and undeniable live energy.
WineMom are Rosanna Harrington, Millie Molony, Reese Martin and Mathew Marshall. The fourpiece formed in the summer of 2023 by Harrington and bassist Millie Molony. Born out of a half-serious ambition to start an all-girl band – until drummer Reese Martin was too good to refuse as leader of the rhythm section. Lead guitarist Matthew Marshall, a Galway native with a jazz education and a fondness for Russian literature, completed the 50/50-split quartet.
This is only the beginning of this hugely talented quartet
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