The Coronas are an Irish rock band from Dublin, known for their melodic rock sound and heartfelt lyrics. Since their formation in the early 2000s, they have become one of Ireland's most popular bands, blending elements of rock, pop, and indie music. They have achieved widespread success in their home country, with several chart-topping albums, while building a strong international fan base. Their breakthrough came with the release of their debut album, "Heroes or Ghosts" (2007). The album's title track, "Heroes or Ghosts", and singles like "San Diego Song" became hits in Ireland, bringing the band their first taste of mainstream success.

After the departure of lead guitarist Dave McPhillips in 2019, The Coronas continued as a trio. "True Love Waits" reflected a slightly different sound and direction for the band, with singles like "Find the Water" and "Cold" signalling a more introspective and experimental approach. The album reached No. 1 in Ireland and was lauded for its maturity and emotional depth.

The Coronas' music is characterized by catchy melodies, anthemic choruses, and thoughtful lyrics. Their sound blends elements of indie rock, pop, and acoustic rock, with a strong focus on melody and emotionally resonant songwriting. Danny O'Reilly's distinctive voice is a key component of their sound, often delivering lyrics about love, heartbreak, self-reflection, and resilience.

Despite changes in their lineup and evolving musical trends, The Coronas have maintained a steady presence in the Irish music scene for nearly two decades. Their ability to adapt and evolve their sound has allowed them to stay relevant and continue to produce music that resonates with fans. Their consistency, emotional depth, and heartfelt lyrics have endeared them to a wide audience, ensuring their place as one of Ireland’s most beloved contemporary rock bands.