Julie Delaney

Julie Delaney's musical career began at the age of eleven as an award winning square dance caller. At 13, she was the youngest caller ever included in the annual Penticton, Canada International Square Dance Festival. She has won 1st place in the Traditional Singing category at the Topanga Banjo & Fiddle Contest, was twice featured as “Star of the Future” on Los Angeles based radio program, “Country Music Then and Now” and has been played on radio “Rucphen” in the Netherlands. Julie currently performs with her own group, as well as the Southern California Irish Band, "Innisfree". Julie has performed at many County Fairs, Festivals, Parties, Pubs, Concerts and Weddings, including Club Bellagio in Las Vegas and multiple U.S. Military Bases in Japan. Julie's unusually rich, clear and intimately lyrical voice and her fourth generation Puget Sound heritage clearly mark her sound. Julie’s albums: “First Kiss”; “Two Hearts”; "Echoes"; and "Christmas Time" feature an eclectic mix of forgotten, familiar and original American and Irish Folk Music. Julie also has recorded many other studio projects including albums with Innisfree and other Los Angeles based songwriters. Inspired by her 3-year-old son, her current recording project, in progress, is lullabies, "Bedtime Quiet Songs for Young Children".