Show Notes
Pamela Connolly is a Dublin-based songwriter and musician, best known as a member of Pillow Queens. She writes songs rooted in honesty, melody and lived experience, with a love for storytelling that runs through her work both with the band and beyond
Pillow Queens (Pamela Connolly, Cathy McGuinness & Sarah Corcoran) have released 2 EPs, 3 albums and are currently working on their fourth studio album which will be released in Spring 2027. Pillow Queens Band https://www.pillowqueens.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pillowqueensband/
References in this podcast include: Attica Studios https://www.atticaaudio.ie/ The Cabin Crew https://www.thekabin.ie/ Queer Hawk https://queerhawk.square.site/ Queer Sheds https://www.queersheds.org/ Irish Music Week https://www.irelandmusicweek.com/
Credits: Host: Orla Vaughan Editors: Caitríona Murphy and Orla April Koivisto Production Coordinator: Linda McGrath Production Support: Dani Lovera Teixeira, Megan Atkinson and Kai Allen
Episodes were recorded on location in Co Clare, Ireland and in the Creative Studio, Ballyfermot Library, Dublin. Our sincere thanks to the library staff who assisted us in the recording. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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