Steeped in the roots of both traditional Celtic music and the great Nashville
songwriters, Nathan Carter's classic style of wholesome, pop entertainment has
been dubbed 'country and Irish' and taken him from playing to handfuls of people
in pubs to sold-out gigs at the London Palladium.
Born in Liverpool, he started playing the accordion at the age of four and grew
up listening to his father's Johnny Cash and Hank Williams records and soaking
up his mother's Irish heritage by spending his summers in Donegal. Leaving
school at 16, he worked on building sites and cut his teeth p...