Ira Losco Biography: Spouse, Songs and Albums, Height, Age, Net Worth, Education

Ira Losco is a Maltese pop-rock artist whose voice and songwriting shaped a generation of island music. She rose to international fame in 2002 with her near-win at the Eurovision Song Contest, where “7th Wonder” earned Malta its highest-ever second-place finish. Over two decades, she has released six studio albums mixing indie sounds with heartfelt ballads, received the Midalja għall-Qadi tar-Repubblika in 2008, and served as a judge on X Factor Malta’s first season in 2018.

Profile

• Full Name: Ira Losco
• Stage Name: Ira Losco
• Born: 31, July 1981
• Age: 44 years old
• Birthplace: Sliema, Malta
• Nationality: Maltese
• Occupation: Singer, and Songwriter
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Sean Gravina (m. 2019)
• Children: Harry Gravina
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $1.5 million

Early Life and Education

Ira Losco was born on July 31, 1981, in Sliema, Malta, into a large family that encouraged her early interest in music alongside her sisters.

Growing up in the island’s vibrant cultural scene, she found her voice through school performances and local gigs.

Although details about her formal education are limited, she gained experience with the college band Tiara, which helped develop her stage presence before they disbanded shortly before her breakthrough. She is Maltese, and her religion is unknown.

Career

Ira Losco ignited her path in the late 1990s with the band Tiara, a college outfit that sharpened her pop-rock edge through local gigs, but their disbandment in early 2002 cleared the way for her solo leap into the Malta Song Festival, where “7th Wonder” clinched victory and propelled her to Eurovision in Tallinn.

Her second-place finish that May—edging out all but one act with a high-energy ballad laced with personal fire—catapulted her to national stardom, spawning her debut album Horizon and a string of hits that blended indie grit with radio polish, all while she toured Germany as support for acts like Elton John and Simple Minds.

The mid-2000s solidified her as Malta’s top-selling female artist: her 2005 breakout Accident Prone topped charts with singles like “Boom Boom Boom” and “Rush,” earning her the Midalja għall-Qadi tar-Repubblika for cultural contributions, while 2008’s Fortune Teller and unplugged Unmasked explored deeper lyrical veins, drawing from self-written tracks that tackled love’s sharp turns.

She headlined the 2003 Games of the Small States of Europe with “Reaching Higher,” and by the 2010s, albums like No Sinner No Saint (2018) marked her 15-year milestone, alongside judging duties on X Factor Malta that let her mentor emerging talents amid her own festival circuits and remix drops.

Ira Losco channels her Eurovision legacy into fresh horizons, collaborating with Aidan on the 2023 hit “Rip (Rest in Peace)” and weaving self-empowerment themes into school talks that inspire young voices.

Her discography endures as a soundtrack for Maltese resilience, with sold-out Manoel Theatre residencies and animal-rights advocacy underscoring a artistry that thrives on authenticity, leaving fans hooked on her blend of vulnerability and unyielding drive.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @iralosco
• Facebook Handle: Ira Losco

Personal Life

Ira Losco found stability with Sean Gravina, announcing their pregnancy in May 2016 shortly before her second Eurovision participation.

Their son, Harry, was born in August of that year, followed by a surprise wedding on December 1, 2019. In late 2020, they welcomed a daughter, completing their family amidst celebrations marked by joyful beach outings and milestone toasts.

Discography

• Horizon (2003)
•   Accident Prone (2005)
•   Unmasked (2007)
•   Fortune Teller (2008)
•   The Firefly (2014)
•   No Sinner No Saint (2018)

Net Worth

Ira Losco has an estimated net worth of $1.5 million, rooted in a robust portfolio of album sales from bestsellers like Accident Prone, Eurovision-related royalties and tours, judging fees from X Factor Malta, and lucrative live performances across Europe.