An Irish singer, Áine Cahill, performed at a special BBC2 broadcast at Glastonbury last night and made a huge impression.  A few months back we featured Áine in Women You Should Know, a list of Irish women we compiled who we admire and are really excited about it. At the time of putting the list together we said, "Her unique voice and keen songcraft are sure to set her apart this year."

People are talking about @Aine_Cahill and with good reason #IWD2016 #HerWYSK https://t.co/kAoMjbWf4l pic.twitter.com/1P3I54b59I

— Her.ie (@Herdotie) March 8, 2016

And that is exactly what has happened following her appearance at Glastonbury. She was part of the BBC2 coverage which saw her performing one of her own songs, Black Dahlia, and being interviewed by the presenters. Here is her performance:Video via Facebook/Brian Daly Naturally, Twitter blew up after her performance with people praising her and some saying that she is the 'next big thing'.

Lovin' the performance of Cavan girl @Aine_Cahill & band on @BBC coverage of #Glastonbury2016 Next big thing @stuartclark66 @hotpress ? — Anna Daly (@daly_anna) June 26, 2016

Love This young lady on #glastonbury @Aine_Cahill wow beautiful voice — Tom - Icedrainbow (@icedrainbow) June 26, 2016

Just listened to you @Aine_Cahill at #Glastonbury You have little bits of @Adele & @SineadOconnorHQ in your voice. Mesmerising. — Sue Crocombe (@shinybluedress) June 26, 2016

@Aine_Cahill I heard you sing but didn't catch your name so had to Google "Stunning Irish singer Glastonbury" to find you! — Muddly Talker F1 (@MuddlyTalkerF1) June 27, 2016

The singer herself has been shocked by the response:

Just found out I was trending last night? WHAAAAAT?!?? #Glastonbury #bbc ##delighted pic.twitter.com/ZldBZyhkIn — Áine (@Aine_Cahill) June 27, 2016

She was also as cool as a breeze after the performance when chatting to the presenters: Video via Facebook/Brian Daly The Cavan singer/songwriter has released three songs so far, but they have firmly put her on the map as one of Ireland’s most exciting young artists. Her third single, The 27 Club, got people talking in a big way and saw her being described as ‘Lana del Ray meets Nirvana’. Here is the music video for the song she performed, Black Dahlia, which she says is about the murder of 22-year-old, Elizabeth Short, in 1947 in Hollywood and how her killer got away with it. Things are only going to get bigger for the singer.