James Vincent McMorrow

'So much pressure to look a certain way': why eating disorders are rife in pop music

A documentary series about Demi Lovato shows how brutally controlled the singer’s diet once was, and, as other pop performers attest, it’s control that underpins damaging behaviour

Rhian Jones

25, Mar, 2021 @7:00 AM

James Vincent McMorrow review – a warm sonic blanket

Armed with a dramatic light show and a piercing falsetto, the Irishman deslivers a gig that is sonically and visually compelling, writes Jack Phillips

Jack Phillips

30, May, 2014 @6:40 AM

James Vincent McMorrow: review

When he sings in his natural register, he triumphs. Otherwise he's a knock-off Bon Iver, writes Mark Beaumont

Mark Beaumont

27, Jan, 2014 @5:05 PM

James Vincent McMorrow: Post Tropical – review

James Vincent McMorrow's second album sees him broadening his palette to multitracked, often magnificent ends, writes Ally Carnwath

Ally Carnwath

12, Jan, 2014 @12:03 AM

James Vincent McMorrow: Post Tropical – review

The Irish singer-songwriter's second album is woozy, beautiful and sentimental, writes Harriet Gibsone

Harriet Gibsone

09, Jan, 2014 @10:01 PM

James Vincent McMorrow: 'I like my own musical company'

Irish singer-songwriter James Vincent McMorrow talks to Tom Lamont about drink, the 'Death Star' – and what it takes to be a musician on his own terms

Tom Lamont

05, Jan, 2014 @12:05 AM

Other Voices day two - review

The second night of the festival saw four singer-songwriters take the stage, including James Vincent McMorrow and Lisa Hannigan

Caspar Llewellyn Smith

03, Dec, 2011 @1:13 PM

James Vincent McMorrow performs 'We Are Ghosts' at the Other Voices festival - video

Watch James Vincent McMorrow playing We Are Ghosts in a tiny church in Dingle in 2009

28, Nov, 2011 @6:57 PM

This week's new singles

Girls | Matt Cardle | James Vincent McMorrow | Björk | Deerhoof Feat Jeff Tweedy

Ailbhe Malone

07, Oct, 2011 @11:07 PM

James Vincent McMorrow – review

The Irish songsmith fought off a cold to deliver a haunting concert with a five-piece band playing together for the first time, writes Betty Clarke

Betty Clarke

02, Jun, 2011 @4:07 PM