About Simon Casey, Ireland’s Number One Wedding Singer & Band.

Simon Casey finally got his big break by being in the right place at the right time. Few people could have predicted that the contest to find an Irish representative for the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest would turn out to be one of the most popular TV shows ever in Ireland. Simon performed live on You’re a Star every Sunday night and his resulting high profile on prime time TV has given him the status of a superstar in Ireland. He has been a frequent guest on Irish entertainment shows, including the Late Late Show, Open House, Ireland AM, etc. Simon Casey is now known as one of the best wedding bands in Ireland.

He undertook speech and drama training from an early age and scored minor chart hits with the hugely popular Church Mice. He has since signed up to Universal Music in Ireland. Simon’s first single, ‘A Better Plan’, spent three weeks at number one in the Irish Top 30 and is now certified triple platinum. His second single, ‘Come Back To My Heart’ has also achieved platinum status and number 3 in the charts. Simon’s debut album ‘The Heart’ has achieved double platinum status and includes songs that were offered to him by Gary Barlow (Take That), Brian Kennedy, Ronan Keating and Wayne Hector (of ‘Flying Without Wings’ Fame).

Simon’s long awaited second album titled ‘Not Like Me’, released with Universal Ireland records label was released in March ’07 and has achieved Gold status. This album includes the hits Here Comes My Baby, I Still Believe in You and Hope For Me Yet.

Simon also recorded the Irish rugby world cup anthem, ‘Ireland’s Call’ in 2003 and has been certified platinum, written by Phil Coulter. He has performed this song to crowds of over 80,000 people at international matches in several stadiums around the world.

Simon also appeared the hit musical “Grease Is The Word” which ran for two months in Dublin’s Point Theatre in 2004, where he played the role of Teen Angel. In addition to this, he is constantly touring with his fantastic five-piece band doing festivals and shows throughout Ireland and Europe.