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Sister Sadie 'No Fear'

Sister Sadie is a wildfire: raging hot bluegrass combined with breathtaking instrumental drive and awe-inspiring vocals.
Hannah Ellis 'That Girl'

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Kingswood 'The Tale of G.C. Townes'

Kingswood's sixth studio album entitled THE TALE OF G.C. TOWNES, released late 2023, is still making waves as the Melbourne four-piece trudge to Tamworth to determine there arrival as a country band with chops to be reckoned with.
Kingswood 'The Tale of G.C. Townes'

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Hannah Ellis 'That Girl'

Hannah Ellis sings to the beat of her own drum, carving out a sassy slice of empowered pop country as she drops her long-awaited debut album. 
Hannah Ellis 'That Girl'

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Chris Stapleton 'Higher'

Stapleton showcases his supernatural voice and musical versatility with songs that span genres and defy easy categorisation.
Chris Stapleton 'Higher'

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New Music

Magpie Diaries deliver one of the best songs of the year and Charley Crockett is on a crooning honky tonk streak.

Magpie Diaries deliver one of the best songs of the year equipped with a zen flute opener! Plus Max Jackson isn't planning on slowing down and Charley Crockett is back crooning to sold out shows in Oz with the title track to his upcoming album.
Magpie Diaries

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Zach Bryan enlists The War and Treaty on 'Hey Driver' and Sierra Ferrell emerges in 2024 with the second single off her upcoming album.

Zach Bryan enlists The War and Treaty on 'Hey Driver', Sierra Ferrell emerges in 2024 with the second single off her upcoming album, and Golden Guitar heroes Felicity Urquhart and Josh Cunningham release their 'Birdsong'.
Zach Bryan

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The mighty Andy Golledge returns with the title track to a brand new album and more.

The mighty Andy Golledge returns with the title track to a brand new album, Kristy Cox shines bright with a hi-energy bluegrass banger, Charley Crockett enlists the red-headed stranger and more. 
Andy Golledge

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Freya Jo Hollick's spaghetti western project is as bold and cinematic as you'd expect, while Bud Rokesky returns with a brand new single that reeks of big old-soul energy.

Freya Jo Hollick's spaghetti western project is as bold and cinematic as you'd expect, while Bud Rokesky returns with a brand new single that reeks of big old-soul energy, plus Zac & George are whiling out with another summer hit and much more.
Zac & George

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Discover more country music stories

Grammys emerge from flop era as viewership jumps 34 per cent

The Grammys hit a high note this year, drawing an audience of nearly 17 million viewers as the three-hour ceremony focused on celebrating some of the most successful women in the industry.
Lucy kisses her Grammy as Phoebe leans in and laughs as Taylor Swift ducks into the group photo as well.

Felicity Urquhart and Josh Cunningham are flying high

The power of Urquhart and Cunningham's creative union cannot be overstated. Spawned from sorrow and healed through song, theirs is the kind of deep creative connection reserved for the greatest of loves, including the likes of Johnny and June.

Tamworth Festival Roundup with Beccy Cole and Darlinghurst

Taking you to the streets at the 2024 Tamworth Country Music Festival, featuring interviews and performances by Beccy Cole and Darlinghurst.  

Troy Cassar-Daley yarns about heartbreak, healing and history

Heartland hero Troy Cassar-Daley, a proud Gumbaynggirr/Bundjalung man, chats to Kristy Reading about his plans to release new music and how history and healing shapes his creative process. 

Max Jackson Performs and Talks About Her Road to Success

We hear from former Starmaker winner Max Jackson about her journey from Coonamble to Nashville to Tamworth, as the official Tamworth Country Music Festival ambassador for 2024.

Outback band makes a 4,000km journey to return to Tamworth Country Music Festival after three years

After cancelling previous tours to Tamworth due to pandemic lockdowns and unprecedented flooding, Kimberley Gold is back to perform and busk.
Four men, two with guitars and hats and matching shirts sitting on rocks, smiling at the camera.

Why The Chicks might be the fiercest band in the world

Camp Cope, Fanny Lumsden, Freya Josephine Hollick and Tami Neilson explain why there may be no stronger band than this Texan country trio
Three women from country band The Chicks stand at an open window in front of an ATM.

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Take Me to Tamworth Country Music Festival: A Playlist

Can't make it to the Tamworth Country Music Festival 2024? Fear not! We have you covered with this carefully curated playlist featuring the artists we think you'll love.
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Australia's biggest country music festival returns to Tamworth

Thousands of people arrived in Tamworth to for the Australia’s greatest music festivals, the annual Tamworth Country Music Festival
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Australia All Over Takes You to Tamworth

Macca travelled to Tamworth this week, and presented the program in front of a live audience.
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Creedence Clearwater Revival frontman John Fogerty will play one Australian show this March

It will be Fogerty's first Australian trip in 12 years, and it's not happening where you might expect.
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Troy Cassar-Daley keeps it in the family

The Music Show catches up with Lance Ferguson and Kylie Auldist from funk/soul stalwarts The Bamboos in between their month-long Melbourne residency and a multi-city European tour, to hear about the new album This Is How You Do It, featuring Kylie's…
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Willie Watson and Melissa Carper: Folk singers in the purest sense

Folk singers in the purest sense, Willie Watson and Melissa Carper ply their trade reviving, adapting and re-skinning southern tunes in the Americana tradition.
Willie Watson and Melissa Carper smile for the camera while holding a guitar, standing between the Friday Revue hosts.
Duration: 17 minutes 13 seconds

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Country music is all the rage in the US, but in Australia it's still no sure thang

In recent weeks, four country songs have held the number one American chart slot consecutively. But for Australian country artists, it's a long hard road to stardom.
Women standing with guitar smiling outside a coffee shop.
Duration: 2 minutes 53 seconds

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Emily Wurramara won't be put in a box

Anindilyakwa singer-songwriter Emily Wurramara's musical journey has taken her a long way from home.  A lot has changed since she first joined us on Awaye in 2016.
Emily Wurramara with her head in her hand in black and white.
Duration: 33 minutes 42 seconds

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