Maggie Reilly

About

Maggie Reilly (born 15 September 1956 in Glasgow) is a Scottish singer and songwriter who first came to prominence with the funk-rock band Cado Belle in the mid-1970s. Between 1980 and 1984 she collaborated with Mike Oldfield, lending her voice to international hits such as "Moonlight Shadow", "To France" and "Family Man". Her 1991 solo debut Echoes went gold in several countries and spawned the worldwide hit "Everytime We Touch"; she has since released a string of solo albums, most recently Starfields (2019) and the career retrospective Past-Present-Future (2021).

197.5K

Spotify monthly listeners

Norwegian Albums Chart peak (Echoes, 1992)

2×

German Top 20 Airplay Chart hits from Heaven Sent

10+

Solo studio albums released

What's new

2026-04
Reilly's official website announced that a planned 2026 South America tour was cancelled due to issues on the promoter's side, including a Buenos Aires date on 24 April.
2026-10
A concert at Lucerna Music Bar in Prague is scheduled for 28 October 2026, part of her ongoing European touring activity.
2025
Reilly toured Germany and wider Europe in spring 2025, with dates in cities including Stuttgart, Essen, Leer, Magdeburg and Halle.
2025-09
Reilly performed in Gdansk, Poland on 30 September 2025, with fan-filmed footage of "Moonlight Shadow" circulating on YouTube.
2021
Reilly released Past-Present-Future, a career-spanning album featuring newly recorded versions of songs from Cado Belle, the Mike Oldfield years and her solo catalogue, plus three previously unreleased tracks.