Meg LaGrande’s career has been built in front of live audiences across Europe, North America, Central Asia, Russia and at sea; spanning theatres, festivals, large-scale Celtic productions, and long-form international performance residencies.

Originally coming up as a street performer on Dublin’s Grafton Street, Meg developed her craft by building crowds from nothing, a foundation that shaped her sharp instinct for audience connection, timing, and narrative.

While trained and employed as a high-level instrumentalist and vocalist, Meg’s role onstage consistently extends beyond music. She is a natural on-stage presence functioning as storyteller, comic relief, and connective thread, capable of carrying a room through humour, honesty, and direct address.

In recent years, her work has expanded toward screen-ready storytelling. She is currently developing “BUSKHER,” an unscripted, reality-style series centred on life as a professional musician. The series examines creativity, identity, travel, and the unseen labour behind entertainment, with a voice that is observant, self-aware, and culturally fluent.

Meg’s work resonates because it is rooted in lived experience: years of professional touring, constant cultural movement, and the reality of sustaining a non-traditional career, viewed through an unfiltered lens shaped by neurodivergence and chronic illness.

On this site you’ll find Meg’s evolving body of work, and details about her availability for international touring, bookings, and long-form narrative projects for stage and screen.