Cian Ducrot

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CIAN DUCROT

The Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter from Ireland comes to Germany in early fall

Lyrics full of emotion, an unbroken will and the gift of writing new music that touches people deeply have set Cian Ducrot 's career in motion in recent years. With the impetus to write great pop songs, the Irish musician decided against his path as a classical flautist and is at the peak of his career to date as a globally acclaimed pop star in 2025. After initial success on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram and the hit single "I'll Be Waiting", Cian Ducrot made his international breakthrough with his debut album "Victory". The album went to number 1 in the charts in Ireland and the UK and reached number 48 in Germany, while it has collected more than one billion streams to date. A support tour for Ed Sheeran and supports for Gracie Abrams and Teddy Swims have allowed Cian Ducrot to grow over the years and take his music around the world. After his first Grammy nomination, he recently won the award for songwriter in the best R&B song category for SZA's track "Saturn", which he co-wrote. In early fall, Cian Ducrot will come to Germany for three concerts.

Cian Ducrot grew up in Cork, Ireland and was quickly touched by music through his mother, who worked as a concert pianist and flautist, and was taken on tour as a child. Together with his older brother, who also took up music at an early age, Cian Ducrot formed several bands and played in orchestras. At the age of 10, his instruments ranged from the piano to guitars, a saxophone, percussion and the violin, before he also discovered the flute, which he eventually studied at the Royal Academy of Music in London. But songwriting and the world of pop music also fascinated and appealed to him early on. After a songwriting camp in Los Angeles and his first successes with his own music on YouTube and TikTok, Cian Ducrot decided to finish his studies and devote himself entirely to pop music. After his debut mixtape "started in college" (2020), he released his debut EP "Make Believe" , which was followed by his first major hit with the single "All For You" in 2022, which was then also released as a duet with Ella Henderson. He celebrated even greater success with his next single "I'll Be Waiting", which he expanded on with "Part Of Me" and further singles on his debut album "Victory". In mid-January 2025, the singer released his latest single "Who's Making You Feel It", which opens a new era for the singer in the form of an emotional piano ballad with a new, playful character in the songwriting.