from=The Times, June 10, 1996
Review By Nigel Williamson
Similarly, the Corrs took only 40 minutes on the main stage to demonstrate why they are a good bet for stardom. A debut album, though well received, has a misleadingly smooth surface. In fact, the three sisters and one brother combine traditional instrumentation with a pop sensibility to good effect, and have stage presence, too. The cumulative effect is that of the Chieftains meeting Wilson Phillips, with a spot of Riverdance-style dancing thrown in for good measure. How can they not be huge?