Brian Kennedy solo

• The Great War Of Words (1990)
• A Better Man (1996)
• Now That I Know What I Want (1999)
• Won't You Take Me Home (2000)
• Get On With Your Short Life (2001)
• On Song (2003)
• Live In Belfast (2004)
• On Song 2: Red Sails In The Sunset (2005)
• Homebird (2006)
• Interpretations (2008)

• A cover of Dry Your Eyes by The Streets on Even Better than the Real Thing Vol. 2 (2004)

Sweetmouth

• The Arrival of Fergal Flynn (Hodder, 2004), a novel.
• Roman Song (Hodder, 2005), a novel.
• Brian is now writing his autobiography

• Kennedy came to prominence with the masses as one of Van Morrison's backing singers; appearing on a string of recordings e.g. A Night in San Francisco, Days Like This, The Healing Game & Back on Top and live in concert, frequently alongside Georgie Fame.
• Being Irish, he is popular for lending his voice to Irish traditionals, such as Carrickfergus, As I Roved Out and Danny Boy.
• Brian had a minor UK radio airplay hit with the title track from his 2001 album 'Get On With Your Short Life'.
• He was chosen as the Irish competitor for the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest in Athens, where he sang the self-penned Every Song is a Cry for Love. Kennedy's performance in the contest's semi-finals marked the 1000th song to feature in the history of the Eurovision competition. Following qualification, Kennedy finished tenth in the finals on 20 May, with 93 points.
• He performed on the original Secret Garden version of the song You Raise Me Up, which has now been recorded by more than a hundred other artists, such as Josh Groban and Westlife.
• He also sang the song at the funeral of legendary football player, George Best. "George Best: A Tribute", with tracks featuring Peter Corry, was released in December 2005 and reached #4 on the UK Singles Chart the following month.
• He performed at the opening of new studios for his local station Belfast CityBeat in 2006.
• He is the younger brother of musician Bap Kennedy.
• In July 2008, he joined the judging panel of the Citybeat Young Star Search, Northern Ireland's biggest kids talent search.