Chris de Burgh, a singer songwriter has mesmerized audiences worldwide for years, with his heartfelt vocals, poignant lyrics and exceptional storytelling abilities through music. Born as Christopher John Davison on October 15 1948 in Buenos Aires, Argentina he later adopted the stage name Chris de Burgh which has become synonymous with a music career spanning over four decades.
De Burghs musical journey commenced at an age. He received piano training during his years establishing a solid foundation for his future pursuits.
He pursued studies in English and French literature at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland. It was during his college days that he began honing his songwriting skills and performing at clubs. This marked the inception of his career as he released his debut album titled "Far Beyond These Castle Walls" in 1974.
While Chris de Burgh had a fan base on in his profession it was his album "Into the Light" released in 1986 that propelled him to international fame. The standout track from this album called "The Lady, in Red" swiftly became a timeless classic and continues to be one of his cherished and recognized songs today.
De Burgh has a collection of songs that spans genres. From charged ballads such, as "Lady in Red" and "Missing You" to energetic tracks like "Don't Pay the Ferryman" and "High, on Emotion " he has managed to captivate listeners with diverse musical preferences making him a timeless artist.