Tadhg Griffin, the magnificent force behind SexyTadhg, embodies a provocative energy that has swiftly established them as a luminary in Irish music. As a proud Gaeilgeoir, Tadhg also infuses their work with a powerful queer perspective, showcasing the beauty of Irish culture through a contemporary lens.Tadhg's commanding vocals and virtuoso piano skills have mesmerized audiences internationally, as their big band extravaganza elevates Irish musicianship to unprecedented heights.

From their sold out headline tour, including dates in The Academy (Dublin), Wave Length (Cork) and Folklore (London), to supporting The Mary Wallopers on their 18-date UK tour in iconic venues such as The O2 Brixton Academy (London) and The O2 Apollo (Manchester), as well as their massive outdoor shows in Farview Park (Dublin), The Marquee (Cork) and The Big Top (Galway) and Biird in Vicar Street (Dublin), 2025 saw SexyTadhg mesmerise crowds far and wide, with the grandiosity of their live show best epitomised by iconic festival performances, playing to thousands, at the likes of All Together Now, Electric Picnic, Beyond The Pale & Other Voices Dingle and Other Voices Cardig

Their performances often draw comparisons to legendary icons like David Bowie, Elton John, Lady Gaga, and Freddie Mercury, yet SexyTadhg artfully intertwines this majestic persona with the uplifting joy of Traditional Irish folk and intimate narratives that explore themes of gender, sexuality, and mental health.

Scol exist between the veils of their influences, and have been accused of sounding like: A spinning wheel of time; of sounds old and new.
Scol have been self described as “A Holy infant, so tender and mild.”