
John Williamson
It was 1970 when John released his first song, ‘Old Man Emu’, which kick started a five-decade career in which he crafted out many of Australia’s unofficial anthems; tender ballads and songs that captured the outback landscape and the people of the country. He has toured the country like few others, selling over 5 million albums along the way, and was recognised by being inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2010.
Troy Cassar-Daley
Troy Cassar-Daley has released 10 studio albums throughout his 30 years of making music. He comes from a long line of storytellers and shares his musicianship with so many artists across different styles of music.
Busby Marou
The overwhelming feeling that emanates from Busby Marou is joy. Tom’s playful onstage presence combined with Jeremy's freakish instrumental ability has cemented their reputation as one of the most loved live bands to come out of Australia in recent times.
The Wolfe Brothers
Any history of the Wolfe Brothers that doesn't begin four generations ago isn't quite complete. The revered country duo, comprised of brothers Nick and Tom Wolfe, has become renowned over the past few years for their jaw-dropping live shows and slow-but-steady ascent to Australian country music's upper echelon.
James Blundell
There are many terms people use when describing James Blundell. Icon. Legend. Controversial. Rebel. The truth is - James Blundell is all of these things. He is unashamedly honest and comfortable in his own skin. He radiates an enthusiasm for everything that life has to offer and it’s this authenticity that makes him one of the most instantly likable and recognisable artists in Australian music.
Darlinghurst
Their debut single ‘Sorry Won’t Get You Back’, out August 2, has already been programmed on country music TV and radio, and had them booked on major festivals.
The Buckleys
“When the three of us get together, we love putting smiles on peoples’ faces and seeing them dancing and having a great time,” says Sarah Grace Buckley of Australian sibling trio The Buckleys. “Music is so powerful, and making people happy and making memories is definitely a place that we want to be.”
Missy Lancaster
Hailing from the country town of Picton NSW, Missy has become a leading fixture on the country music scene since releasing her debut album 'Piece of Me' in 2018. She has topped the charts with #1 ARIA Australian Country Album, #1 iTunes Country album and her singles 'Forget' and 'Heatwave' both hitting #1 on the CMC charts. Missy recently featured on chart topping country artist Casey Barnes' single 'No Other You' and had the 2020 #1 Australian Independent single / #1 Country single 'Find Our Way' with her band, Southbound.
Blake O’Connor
Golden Guitar winner for QANTAS New Talent of the Year, Golden Guitar nominee for Male Artist of the Year 2020 and ambassador for Toyota Australia, the now 19-year-old singer/songwriter from Port Macquarie became the 40th winner of Toyota Star Maker - Australia’s longest running and most prestigious country music competition, hitting the ground running with passion and determination and creating a top-shelf product.
Raechel Whitchurch
Raechel Whitchurch is an alt-country singer-songwriter, raised in Broken Hill, Parkes, and a caravan. She grew up playing mandolin, guitar, banjo and keys in her travelling family band, and also acted as the main songwriter behind most of their songs.
Tony Q Band
Anthony Quinsee, better known as Tony Q is a multi award winning songwriter. Tony was introduced to music at a young age with his mother being a piano teacher and his father an interstate truck driver, music was not in abundance in his household. Whilst music has always been his passion, at age 20 he decided to serve his country and enlisted into the Australian Army.
Yazmindi
Multi-instrumentalist Yazmindi is one of Australia's most promising up-and-coming songwriters. She creates a rare authenticity through diverse musical styles, producing wacky songs about her mum running over her cat, love songs about chocolate, and explorations of teenage life and the adventure of being a human in an ever-evolving world.
Abbie Ferris
Abbie Ferris is a true blue country girl. She grew up on a 90-acre farm in the South Australia town of Mallala. Her father worked the sale yards and Abbie was on horseback by the time she could walk. Soon after, she fell in love with music, picked up a guitar and started honing her craft as a singer-songwriter.