Rose Betts

Rose Betts is a British singer-songwriter whose sophisticated blend of folk pop and pop has resonated with discerning listeners across the UK and beyond. With an evocative songwriting style and memorable melodies, Betts commands attention both in the studio and on stage. She first captured widespread notice with viral tracks such as "Driving Myself Home" and "Irish Eyes," pairing modern pop sensibilities with her distinct narrative touch.

Recent live music appearances have solidified Rose Betts’ reputation as a compelling live performer. In November 2025, she headlined her own concert at Whelan's in Dublin and led the bill at Belfast’s Limelight as part of "Irish Eyes – The Tour," while also providing support for TIDE LINES at the iconic O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire in London. Alongside these acclaimed gigs, her regular release schedule in 2024 and 2025—including singles like "Doodles," "Come Away," and the much-anticipated "Starman"—demonstrates her creative versatility and prolific output. Betts’ experience also extends to major collaborations, such as her lauded cover of Tim Buckley’s "Song to the Siren" for the Justice League soundtrack and her work with Bazzi on the Grammy-nominated "Young & Alive."

Audiences can look forward to seeing Rose Betts at events such as The Longroad Festival of Country, Americana & Roots at Stanford Hall in August 2026, sharing the bill with genre luminaries The Shires and Steve Earle. For anyone seeking immersive, emotionally resonant concerts and the finest in contemporary folk pop, following Rose Betts and staying updated on her next gigs is essential.