Emerald Sky

"I have seen Emerald Sky twice now and am seeing them twice again over the next week (and it will still not be enough)...you know you are on to a good thing if they are on the bill." - James Allen, Independent Music Reviewer - James Allen Music Reviews

"Emerald Sky offered a sublime set of original material. By the end of their set there was little doubt the trio had won themselves some new admirers. Catchy and punchy, with a confident nod towards classic rock, much praise has been heaped on Emerald Sky and judging by their ARU performance, it is praise that is easily justified." - Review:

Emerald Sky are a rock band consisting of three sisters Aislinn bass/vocals/keyboards, Ceara guitar/backing vocals and Siobhan drums/backing vocals, they play melodic rock with pop touches.

Their set consisted mainly of self penned numbers from their two albums, the debut release Rock & Roll Icon and the even more impressive Shadows of Darkness released in 2008.



First two numbers set the tone with the catchy Madness, strong vocals, rocking guitar and tight drum work, and the delicate Dark Angel showcasing a different softer side to the bands music with some fabulous lead guitar by Ceara.

My other favourites from an impressive collection of original material were the punchy Insurrection from the 2nd album and the all out rock of Hellraiser from their debut, a real cloud pleaser.

We also had a few well chosen and well played covers including Enter Sandman and Back in Black.

A promising band for the future all three very talented musicians with the vocal harmonies particularly outstanding, they look good and as are sisters interact very well on stage, to me they have a little bit of Rock Goddess and the softer side of Girlschool in their sound and I don't think there are many bands around like that at the moment. - Classic Rock Society

"...the highlight of the second stage came, unsurprisingly in the shape of one of Huntingdonshire's very own bands - Emerald Sky. An all-girl, all-sister trio, you would be forgiven if you looked at the audience and thought you were at the main stage, for the genuine buzz about the group was undeniable.
Playing a full set, with tracks from their first two albums and a generous selection of choice covers, I've never seen such a young, relatively unknown band receive such a rapturous response to their music - a fact which was made clear when they were called back for an encore..."
- Paul Richards, Music Journalist - Newspaper Review