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Welcome to The Gospel Project, home of celebratory music! We’re glad you’ve found us. If you’re searching for a first-rate professional vocal ensemble for your wedding, celebration, product launch, client event, or indeed any occasion that calls for joyful music, then look no further.

We’re based in Dublin, but travel wherever the music demands. Our absolute speciality is wedding ceremonies – secular, religious, interfaith; you name it, we’ve done it! – but we provide outstanding celebratory music for every type of event. One of this country’s finest vocal harmony groups, we are guaranteed to make any occasion unforgettable, if we say so ourselves. But we don’t just say so ourselves! See what some of our delighted customers have written about us here  

Boasting experience, outstanding musicianship, and an unmistakable passion for the music we perform, The Gospel Project have been raising roofs around Ireland since 2004. In addition to singing at weddings, we have considerable experience recording, and performing at functions and corporate events in venues such as the National Concert Hall, Phoenix Park,The Sugar Club, Crawdaddy, The Button Factory, Dunamaise Arts Centre, the Axis Centre and The RDS.

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day! We usually share one of our covers of an Irish song at this time of the year, but this year we’ve gone for our version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow.….because leprechauns guard a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Ok, it’s tenuous! But we’re rather proud of our version of this song, and this is a nice excuse to share it again. 

In the meantime, it’s Springtime and love is most definitely in the air! Did you know that Spring is the busiest time of year for wedding bookings? Christmas engagements, couples going into ‘organisation mode’ following the madness of the party season, all these factors combine to make the early months of the year a whirlwind for suppliers. That means it’s a busy time for you too as you plan your wedding, and you may be feeling a little overwhelmed with all the decisions you have to make and suppliers you have to engage with. To help you along the way, we’ve got an exciting new video series where members of The Gospel Project share their top tips for choosing music and personal favourites! 

And you’ll definitely want to check out some of our great ‘View from the gallery’ posts, where we go through everything from how much music to include in your ceremony, to when you should pick out your songs, to a few myth busters about ‘the rules’ on wedding music! Just a few of the gems of wisdom we’ve picked up since we blazed onto the wedding scene in 2004 – that’s almost two decades worth of ‘I do’s’!

We’ve got lots of other fun things coming up this season, including a performance at the National Concert Hall on 8th April, for Waltons Music for Schools finalist competition. What else? Well, Cathy founded The Gospel Project in 2004, so, unbelievably, it’ll be our 20th birthday later this year! So expect to hear a lot more about celebrating our first two decades of Happy Days

So if you’re planning anything from a christening, to a retirement party, festival opening, or even the blessing of a tennis court, we’ve done it! We’ll be delighted to bring our unique brand of joyful music to your celebration, so if you think we might be the group to make yours a Happy Day, don’t hesitate to get in touch, we’re looking forward to hearing from you. 

Cathy + The Gospel Project team

.……..New single Heard You Call My Name now available from iTunes_Badge_Small_44x15

Back catalogue:

The Gospel Project’s  debut album, On the Outside, is  also available to buy at live gigs, from Tower Records, Road Records, and Sound Cellar (all in Dublin), as well as from CD Baby and iTunes:

The Gospel Project: On the Outside

The Gospel Project: On the Outside

‘On the Outside is well worth checking out. Superb soul vocals…. funky guitar…. uplifting ensemble singing. ‘Something so Wonderful’ (the Eleanor McEvoy co-write with Henry Priestman) here truly blossoms into a delicious example of the genre’
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