Kate Nash: 'It was fine until Ed Sheeran dropped Macklemore'

From Sinéad O’Connor and OnlyFans to the politics of claiming Irishness and the crisis facing the live music industry, Kate Nash has plenty to say. By Kate Demolder
Kate Nash: 'Being in Ireland makes me cry'

Kate Nash: 'Being in Ireland makes me cry'

Kate Nash has spent the better part of the past eleven years trying to bypass her stint as a popstar and arrive at a higher calling.

“They’re not different people,” she says of the artist she is now versus the artist that created Made of Bricks, the 2007 chart success that shot her from a relative unknown to a bonafide chronicler of the modern age.

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