Páidi Pete

Páidi Pete, (Peter Booth), is a seasoned Irish singer whose playful, humorous songs capture the charm and wit of everyday life. Singing in a strong Irish country accent, his music often draws comparisons to Richie Kavanagh and Pat Shortt, blending cheeky storytelling with catchy melodies. From “The Middle-Aged Man in the Middle Aisle,” a hilarious take on shopping in Lidl, to “The Veneers Song,” which chronicles his transformative dental adventure, Páidi Pete has a knack for turning ordinary experiences into unforgettable musical moments.

Currently, he is collaborating with songwriter Frank O'Dea on a fresh and concept-driven music project. Though still in its early studio stages, fans are encouraged to “watch this space” for exciting new releases.

Beyond his original work, Peter Booth is a versatile fixture of the Dublin tribute and cover band scene. He is celebrated for his impressive vocal range and chameleonic stage presence, effortlessly fronting a variety of acts. Booth is particularly renowned for his high-energy Rolling Stones tribute performances, channeling the charisma and iconic moves of Mick Jagger, as well as for his faithful Joe Dolan tributes, recreating the legendary Irish singer’s soaring tenor vocals and polished showmanship.

Primarily performing at corporate events, festivals, and popular Dublin venues such as the Red Cow Inn and local social clubs, Booth has earned a reputation as a reliable “crowd-pleaser.” His ability to bridge 1970s Irish showband nostalgia with classic British rock has made him a go-to performer for fans seeking high-quality live music across Ireland.

Whether delivering laugh-out-loud original songs or recreating the magic of Irish and rock legends, Páidi Pete continues to charm audiences with wit, energy, and undeniable musical talent.