Irish family · Celtic folk-rock
Sisters Erie
Four sisters. Four voices. One shared musical language shaped by years of singing together.
The band
Music learned together, not assembled.
Sisters Erie grew up singing, playing, hearing traditional stories, and making music as a family. That history lives in the way they listen to one another, exchange a lead, and find a harmony without making it feel rehearsed.
Their sound brings traditional material into conversation with folk-rock energy, storytelling, and four-part harmony. The traditional musicianship is lived-in—part of the sisters' musical vocabulary rather than decoration.
From early performances in County Laois to The Coming Storm and their first U.S. tours, the road grew outward without breaking that family language.
Follow the band's history
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Family first
The band begins with a shared history of making music together.
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Four lead voices
Every sister can carry a song; Ryanne and Gael most often take the lead.
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Tradition in motion
Traditional forms and instruments meet the momentum of a live folk-rock band.
Four sisters
Meet the band
Distinct musical voices, held together by the instinctive harmony of a family that grew up singing side by side.
The grounding spark
Ryanne meets the room at full speed.
Energetic, direct, and quick with a joke, Ryanne has a natural feel for the audience. Her spark lives in the movement and banter; the grounding comes from knowing when a moment needs honesty, connection, or a steady hand.
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