Heralded as" one of the best songwriters ever to come out of Ireland", Brendan Keeley lends himself to the prime group of Irish artists, that give Ireland a place of pride and prominence in the music world.
Keeley's latest album "AT LAST" is absolutely sensational. It is a class culmination of many years of songwriting experience.All of the best hits, which have previously stormed the Irish charts, can be found on "AT LAST". They are accompanied by stunning new songs, which we will be hearing for the first time.

Brendan Keeley is not a man to stand still. Since the release of "AT LAST" the album has enjoyed phenomenal success that seems to come with every Keeley release - be it a single or an album!

Always seeking new heights, Brendan will hit the International stage with "AT LAST" this summer.There has already been evidence of Keeley's music appealing to audiences further afield! A South African band covered Keeley's hit song "Wishing" and it entered the charts in South Africa. His track record indicates that international audiences will be seduced by the power and appeal of his music.

In truth, success has followed success for Brendan Keeley since his first release "I'll always be lonely" in 1995. So where did the roots of this success take place?

Like many of our presently internationally acclaimed Irish artists, for example, Christy Moore, or Paul Brady, Brendan Keeley's music career started in the Irish Bar Circuit. It was the beginning of a dream coming true.....

With some experience and an unyeilding love for music, Keeley decided to take the jump across the Irish Sea -and introduce himself to the London Scene .

The band was called Shanty Dam and the venues were many of London's prime live music spots. Shanty Dam revelled in a huge following, during their years in London, packing in thousands of enamoured fans every weekend. The seeds were sown for what was to become Brendan Keeley's unparalled songwriting career.

Brendan returned to Ireland with the intention of launching his music career. Despite, it being impossible to find a record company that was willing to give this promising but yet unestablished artist a break, Keeley forged ahead. Undeterred and forever focused on his dream, Keeley released "I'll always be lonely"under his own label.This hit song stayed in the Irish charts for a staggering 6 months.

It's this kind of " heart" that is the essence of Keeley's music. The sheer amount of "life" in each song ensured that one hit song would follow another.

In 1995, Brendan released his first album ; following his second hit ."Take the chains away". In its first week in, this fantastic album named after the first hit single went platinum. A phenomenal start which was only a sign of things to come for Brendan Keeley.

His second album "Miss you Tonight" was released in 1997. This album also enjoyed " platinum" success. It included more hit songs such as "Does he really love you", which rocketed to #4 in the Irish charts,to be followed by another smash hit "Hands to Heaven".

Brendan Keeley was also nominated for 2 I.R.M.A. awards (Brit Equiv). Furthermore, he won a " National Entertainment Award" for best new music.

Against a backdrop of an ever-evolving music stage, Brendan Keeley has chalked up hit after hit, success after success, proving himself to be a durable and timeless misician.

The spectacular collection " AT LAST" is available in all Irish record shops.

Giving us yet again a chance to lose ourselves in the "heart and soul" of Brendan Keeley.

March '95 I'll always be lonely (single)

July '96 Take the chains away (Single)

September '96 I'll always be lonely (Album)

May '97 Does he really love you (Single)

July '97 Hands to heaven (Single)

September '97 Miss you tonight (Album)

October '98 Wishing (Single)

2000 Still in love (duet with Jacquiline Boyer )

July 2004 At Last - Latest Album