Singer Theresa Rogers continues to show her strength as one of country music’s most popular up-and-coming performers. This much-talked-about singer returns to the recording spotlight with her third album for I+B Records “We’re gonna hold on”. Theresa hails from Arranmore Island off the coast of Donegal, and is based in London. With her brother John she formed the popular group Wildflowers, enjoying instant success on the ballroom, cabaret and pub circuit in and around the London area. Eight years back she headed off to Nashville, where she recorded part of her debut album, which became one of the most requested recordings on Local Radios. As a result presenter Shaun Doherty and country host Pio McCann from Highland radio invited Theresa to appear as guest artist on their sell-out Highland Radio All-Star Concerts. Sharing the spotlight with names such as Declan Nerney, Philomena Begley, Dominic Kirwin, and many more .Over the past year Theresa has performed at prestigious events such as The Highland Radio Show in Glasgow, to Daniel O’Donnell’s famed Donegal Shore Festival. The singer also filmed her debut television appearance for the top rating TG4 television series ‘Ceol Tire’, live from the stage of An Grianan Theatre in Letterkenny, joining the who’s who on the country music scene. This year she has also joined Declan Nerney on his ‘Hooley in the sun’. Theresa also played support to Big Tom  at the ‘Galtymore’ London.

The popular vocalist teams up with the I+B Records stable of stars for her new album “We’re gonna hold on”. Recorded in the New Mills Studio in Letterkenny, she successfully blends a rich mixture of country and Irish material.  “We’re gonna hold on” is an album loaded with potential hits, that will ensure Theresa’s status as one of our best, loved singers

Dixie Road

 Take Me Home To Ireland

 Satisfied Mind

We're Gonna Hold On

 Along The Faughan Side

  The Cold Hard Facts Of Life

What Will I Tell The Children

 Fire In Our Bedroom

If Drinking Don’t Kill Me

 Now I’m 64

 He Sleeps With The Angels

  Born In Birmingham

 I Haven’t Seen Mary In Years

 Blue Moon Of Kentucky