Born and raised in Drogheda, Ireland, Dylan Goff is a singer-songwriter who has lived in Vienna, Austria since the early 2000s. Although he has long made his physical home in Central Europe, musically he lives somewhere between the indie and folk worlds, with influences ranging from The National, Phoebe Bridgers and Gregory Alan Isakov to The Pogues, Lankum, and Christy Moore.
Dylan has been writing songs and poetry for over 30 years, even prior to “borrowing” his sister’s guitar at the age of 11 and teaching himself to play. Having been active in bands throughout his youth in Ireland, he kept his enthusiasm for the stage by performing regularly as a solo artist in the smaller cafes and pubs of Vienna. After taking a break to complete his forestry studies, he returned to the stage in 2018, and has frequently collaborated with other artists and solidly built his repertoire as an accomplished singer-songwriter since then.
When not on stage, you can find Dylan either in the woods or with a coffee and a book.