album debuted at number two on the Irish Albums Chart and was certified with gold sales after five weeks. It was produced by Joe Chester and all the songs on the album were composed by Sheridan. Sheridan was a featured artist at the Concert for Obama on College Green in May 2011 and is an ambassador for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, Ireland. On 17 September 2011, Sheridan was the first artist to play Croke Park and Aviva Stadium on the same day. He also played two songs during the 2011 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final in Croke Park on 18 September 2011. Sheridan's concert in The Academy on 5 November 2011 was his biggest Dublin show to date. Support acts were singer/songwriter Sara Lou and Consumer Love Affair, with a guest performance by Crowded House bass guitarist Nick Seymour and Tomas Cosinski on guitar. Halfway through the concert Graczyk switched from playing cajon to drums and bass guitarist Neil Dorrington joined the band. On 25 November 2011, Ryan released a four-track Christmas EP Walking in the Air, with all profits from the sales of the single being donated to Make-A-Wish Ireland. The single was in the top ten of the Irish Singles Chart for Christmas 2011. On 23 December Ryan visited The Late Late Show on RTÉ Television for the second time and the same evening "Walking in the Air" was number one on the Irish iTunes charts. Sheridan's video Stand Up Tall directed by Simon Eustace was nominated for best male video 2011 by IMTV – Irish Music Television. 2012 Sheridan's song Take It All Back from The Day You Live Forever featured on Raw (TV series) season 4, episode 1 on RTÉ One. In January his track The Dreamer provided the soundtrack to a Heineken commercial. At the beginning of 2012 guitarist Nicky Brennan joined Ryan Sheridan's band. In March Ryan appeared on Bernard Dunne's RTÉ Bród Club performing The Day You Live Forever as gaeilge. On 20 April, Sheridan was presented with a platinum plaque for his debut album, The Day You Live Forever, at his sold-out show in The Olympia Theatre, Dublin. Sheridan played his first London show at the Hard Rock Calling festival in Hyde Park on 15 July. Later on 27 September, Sheridan played a headline performance at The Palace Nightclub on Camden Street in Dublin as part of their Arthur's Day Celebrations. On 1