Jackie Lee

Jackie Lee is an acclaimed Irish singer whose timeless contribution to traditional pop music is widely recognised among discerning listeners and enthusiasts of classic sounds. Known by several aliases, including Jaqueline Norah Flood and Jacky, her career is marked by a series of standout releases, such as the memorable album “White Horses” (1968) and popular singles like “Rupert” (1970). Lee’s voice has graced beloved recordings from “Sing a Rainbow” to “Rupert (Theme From ‘The Adventures of Rupert the Bear’),” establishing her as a distinct presence in the world of traditional pop.

In June 2026, Jackie Lee headlined a concert at The Bodega in Nottingham, affirming her enduring relevance and appeal on the live music circuit. Sharing the stage on this occasion with support act Alyssa Bonagura, Lee captivated audiences with her classic repertoire and signature vocal warmth. Her performances continue to draw admirers of live traditional pop concerts, demonstrating the lasting allure of her artistry.

With an impressive catalogue and a reputation for engaging live performances, Jackie Lee is a rare gem in the traditional pop genre. To stay informed on tour dates and future shows, be sure to follow Jackie Lee and keep an eye out for her next concert appearance.