Donna Dunne & The Mysterymen

Donna Dunne is an original retro-revamped Americana styled artist from Dublin. Dunne has been a fixture on the Dublin music scene since 2012 with her first single “Woman in Black” which achieved regular rotation on national radio in Ireland.
After the release of 'Woman In Black', Donna was labeled as the sound of an old 50’s rockabilly singer and the new Imelda May, who is renowned as Irelands rockabilly sweetheart. Although the ultimate compliment, Donna has many musical influences & wanted to be her own artist. Donna travelled to the UK to work with musicians who could help her find the sound she wanted. Together they recorded,toured parts of the UK/Ireland, released a 2nd EP and got signed to a record label in the UK. Unfortunately, the band split in 2015.
Dunne has supported top artists such as David Gray , Beautiful South, The Strypes and headlined at this years Rock 'n' Roll Festival in Dublin. In 2016, she travelled to the USA and performed with different artists around the country for a month. She recorded two new songs and filmed a new music video, which was released July 2016.

In August 2016, Dunne started working with a UK based label, Diablo Records.  Diablo Records, founded in 2007 Camden Town has been recording and releasing artists such as Jennie Bellestar, Chris Foreman, Rick Buckler, Adam Ant Rockabilly & Psychobilly bands like the Tall Boys, The Deltas and many more.

Producer Phil Doyle owner of Diablo Records is working alongside Donna and together they are releasing 13 tracks on Vinyl for February 2017. Live shows will promote the album launch and gigs are expected to follow over the course of next year.

The album entitled "Voodoo" will have a unique mix of Gypsy, Rockabilly, Ska and & Blues.