Podcasts about australian country music

In this episode of Triple M Homegrown, Matty O is joined by Tom and Nick Wolfe of The Wolfe Brothers to dive deep into their incredible musical journey. From humble beginnings, jamming in the back shed of their parents' cherry farm in Longley, Tasmania, to becoming one of Australia's most popular country-rock acts, the Wolfe Brothers have truly lived an extraordinary story. They share how their rise to fame began with a fateful call to be Lee Kernaghan's backing band, propelling them into the spotlight. Now, they're selling out shows across Australia and abroad, and they're just getting started! Tune in for a conversation filled with laughs, memories, and a whole lot of music love. Catch up on their latest news, upcoming tour dates, and future projects as they continue to dominate the music scene. You won't want to miss this exciting interview with two of Australia's finest musicians!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Triple M Homegrown, Matty O is joined by Tom and Nick Wolfe of The Wolfe Brothers to dive deep into their incredible musical journey. From humble beginnings, jamming in the back shed of their parents' cherry farm in Longley, Tasmania, to becoming one of Australia's most popular country-rock acts, the Wolfe Brothers have truly lived an extraordinary story. They share how their rise to fame began with a fateful call to be Lee Kernaghan's backing band, propelling them into the spotlight. Now, they're selling out shows across Australia and abroad, and they're just getting started! Tune in for a conversation filled with laughs, memories, and a whole lot of music love. Catch up on their latest news, upcoming tour dates, and future projects as they continue to dominate the music scene. You won't want to miss this exciting interview with two of Australia's finest musicians!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome Friends and thank you for connecting with us for another wonderful episode of CWC! Join Paula as she meets up with the lovely and talented Kora Naughton.At just 22 years of age - Kora Naughton - is proving herself as an artist with drive and determination. ​ In 2015, she was forced to give up her passion of cheerleading - a sport she had loved since she was 7 years old. It was during this time she turned to music. Kora taught herself to play guitar, write songs and sing. This gave her the freedom to channel her emotions through music.In January 2017, Kora attended her first Tamworth Country Music Festival where she busked for ten days. It was from this moment that she found a new passion in life and that music was what she wanted to do.Kora has opened shows for some of the greats in Australian Country Music including, Travis Collins, Amber Lawrence, Tania Kernaghan, Christie Lamb, Catherine Britt & Hayley Jensen and has performed alongside the likes of Bill Chambers and James Blundell.For More on Kora go check out her website and follow her socials https://www.koranaughton.com.au/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/crazywomencountry/support

This week I had a chat with Anthony and John Barbara. They are the guitarist and Drummer from the Australian country music band “Brewn”. We talk being twins, cars, why the bands called Brewn and lots of other fun facts. Let's get into it. 

There are two distinct parts to this episode: first, more revelations about an early aviation legend. Then, we visit Ada (Sis) Mcrae, born 1889, who recalls the hardships and joys of life in a small Outback town.SIR NORMAN BREALEY really made the dust fly with his biplane-era airline in Western Australia, but the maverick way he ran his business also raised the ire of our early aviation authorities.In this final instalment on Sir Norman, we hear of more of his brazen business antics.SIS McRAE in Hawker, South Australia, was the big-bodied, big-hearted grandmother of Australian Country Music legends Peter Coad and the Coad Sisters.In this 1967 interview with Sis, she shared with me some of her swag-full of yarns about small-town life over a century ago.  And through the Coads' song, 'Sing Me That Old Song, Granny', we hear the ancient violin Sis would play all night at country dances in the Flinders Ranges.

Troy Cassar-Daley grew up walking a tightrope between two worlds after his mum and dad broke up when he was small. As a grown man, a trip on a country music cruise began to change his story (CW: discussion of suicidal ideation and suicide)

Troy Cassar-Daley grew up walking a tightrope between two worlds after his mum and dad broke up when he was small. As a grown man, a trip on a country music cruise began to change his story (CW: discussion of suicidal ideation and suicide)

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Really Interesting Women - the Podcast Episode 123AMBER LAWRENCEAmber started her professional career as a Chartered Accountant but she left that to pursue a dream. After a very successful debut in the 2005 Tamworth Country Music Festival  - coming second in the major singing competition to Jessica Mauboy - Amber took that success and started her country music journey in earnest. She put in a lot of hard work and was constantly touring. It paid off as she became one of Australia's leading female country singers. But that's not just my opinion. She's won 6 Golden Guitars, including Female Artist of the Year at the 2023 Golden Guitar Awards. On the way to that success she has toured the world, entertained Australian troops overseas and even went to New York to play a song she wrote to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea - in front of the President of the United States and the Australian PM (and 800 others).In July 2022, she released her tenth studio album, Living for the Highlights, which reached number 1 on the ARIA charts and the Australian Country Music charts. Head to Amber's website for info on her touring dates and a link to her albums.www.amberlawrence.com.auHead to the link in my bio to have a listen to our conversation. Visit instagram @reallyinterestingwomen for further interviews and posts of interesting women in history. Follow the link to leave a review....and tell your friendshttps://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/really-interesting-women/id1526764849

Miss JB For Breakfast? JB was joined in the studio by the future of Australian Country Music when the students from the Academy came in to do a stunning performance of Take Me Home, Country Roads. Check it out here! Plus, we discussed the new Queen of Denmark and our first Don't Trust Snakes for 2024...!!

Get ready to venture deep into the heart of Australian country music with one of the industry's most celebrated artists, Casey Barnes. In this special episode of Triple M Homegrown, host Matty O sits down for an intimate chat with Casey, who is fresh off an ARIA win and about to take the global stage at the world's biggest Country Music festival, Stage Coach Festival. As Casey snuggles up next to his four-month-old puppy, he divulges his favourite aspects of a career that has allowed him to globetrot, connecting with die-hard fans and soaking up diverse local cultures. He talks about the unbreakable bonds he's formed with people in the industry, describing them as incredibly dear friendships that have enriched his life. We delve into the current state of live music in 2023, a landscape that Casey boldly claims is in the best shape he's ever witnessed. Post-pandemic, the appetite for live performances has surged, making shows more vibrant and impassioned than ever. Ever wondered how Casey crafts his hit singles? In this episode, he lifts the curtain on his songwriting process, sharing exciting details about an upcoming song penned with fellow Australian artist Morgan Evans—a song he describes as the best he's ever written. As a regional show aficionado, Casey shares his candid thoughts on why regional gigs are the most electrifying, saying, "The more regional they are, the more rowdy they get." We also engage Casey in a whimsical game of 'Write, Party, Dinner,' featuring the legendary bands Cold Chisel, Foo Fighters, and Radiohead. Tune in to find out who he'd collaborate with, who he'd let loose with, and who he'd invite to a sit-down dinner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Get ready to venture deep into the heart of Australian country music with one of the industry's most celebrated artists, Casey Barnes. In this special episode of Triple M Homegrown, host Matty O sits down for an intimate chat with Casey, who is fresh off an ARIA win and about to take the global stage at the world's biggest Country Music festival, Stage Coach Festival. As Casey snuggles up next to his four-month-old puppy, he divulges his favourite aspects of a career that has allowed him to globetrot, connecting with die-hard fans and soaking up diverse local cultures. He talks about the unbreakable bonds he's formed with people in the industry, describing them as incredibly dear friendships that have enriched his life. We delve into the current state of live music in 2023, a landscape that Casey boldly claims is in the best shape he's ever witnessed. Post-pandemic, the appetite for live performances has surged, making shows more vibrant and impassioned than ever. Ever wondered how Casey crafts his hit singles? In this episode, he lifts the curtain on his songwriting process, sharing exciting details about an upcoming song penned with fellow Australian artist Morgan Evans—a song he describes as the best he's ever written. As a regional show aficionado, Casey shares his candid thoughts on why regional gigs are the most electrifying, saying, "The more regional they are, the more rowdy they get." We also engage Casey in a whimsical game of 'Write, Party, Dinner,' featuring the legendary bands Cold Chisel, Foo Fighters, and Radiohead. Tune in to find out who he'd collaborate with, who he'd let loose with, and who he'd invite to a sit-down dinner.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Flan, Ali & Spida as they welcome Australian Country Music legend, Lee Kernaghan, on Triple M Breakfast, just ahead of his highly anticipated performance at the Groundwater Festival on The Gold Coast. Known for breathing new life into Australian Country Music in the 1990s with hits like ‘The Outback Club', ‘Boys From The Bush', and ‘Australian Boy', Lee Kernaghan is an emblem of rural Australian life. Boasting 13 studio albums, three Greatest Hits packages, and over 2.5 million album sales in Australia alone, this four-time ARIA award-winning artist is undoubtedly an Australian icon. In this not-to-be-missed episode, Lee Kernaghan gives us an exclusive sneak peek into his upcoming performance at the Groundwater Festival. Taking the ‘Surf Parade' stage at 7 pm on Sunday, you'll hear straight from Lee what to expect. We delve into the evolution of Country Music in Australia, discussing its growth and impact over the last few decades. Lee also shares his top picks for current Country Music artists to watch, including Casey Barnes and James Johnson, with whom he's recording a song. Don't miss the chance to find out Lee's all-time favourite Country song, 'Live Like You Were Dying' by Tim McGraw, and much more. Tune in for an insightful conversation that goes beyond the mic and strums right into the heart of Australian Country Music.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Country music's got a lot support in Australia, but it's nothing compared with how massive it is in the US. What are the barriers stopping young country artists making it huge here?

WE talked about her new country single Leavin and also her other songs Days gone by and simple girl. We talked about Horror films and her love for Mad Max films and her passion for DIY projects

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The only artist to have won 3 of Australian Country Music's major prizes, Kirsty Lee-Akers joins us live to chat about her new album 'Wild' and her upcoming performance at Cessnock Leagues Club.

Listen: https://www.jcaldigital.org/punching-sidewaysSupport: https://buymeacoffee.com/joshuaclistonDanny Phegan is a Full-Time Farmer, Country Musician and Songwriter, plus All-Around Top Bloke. Danny is known both as a solo performer and storyteller, and also as part of the popular festival act, Danny Phegan & The Longreach Band.Topics with Danny.• Danny's path from the farm life, to studying Law, to the USA and back again.• The Campfires for Cancer ride.• Danny's side of The Walla Walla Solar Farm story.• Making new music and evolving as a country/folk artist.• Making film clips and taking compliments.• Danny's hand-built guitar.What a Life film clip >> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h48ofUK6BlE• @punchingsideways on Instagram.• @punchingsideways FacebookSupport: https://buymeacoffee.com/joshuacliston

Australian Country Music Artist and Dump Truck Operator --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aaron-white4/message

Please join us as we welcome Natalie Pearson to chat with Heart of Indie Radio Co-Host Emme Lentino After a winning performance on the main stage at the Gympie Music Muster, Australian Contemporary-Country songstress and vocal powerhouse Natalie Pearson is creating a buzz in her community, earning recognition amongst well-respected Australian Country Music legends. “Natalie is an engaging performer and sings incredibly well live. She was nothing short of spectacular at WolfeFest and opening for us on our Queensland tour.” – Tom Wolfe, The Wolfe Brothers “Her range is incredible.” – Nick Wolfe, The Wolfe Brothers “She's a little pocket rocket. Little, with a big voice!” – Adam Brand “Nat's vocal and stage presence demand respect, and she gets it. I've NOT seen her win over a crowd” – Travis Collins “The show she put on at Gympie was amazing, she sang the sh*t out of every song. Blew the roof off the stage, gave me goosebumps.” – Mark DiRuggiero, Director of VDM Fest No stranger to the stage, Natalie has been an entertainer all her life and more recently won over crowds at Gympie Music Muster Talent Search 2018. The overall prize included a trip to Nashville during CMA Fest and then saw her perform on the main Muster stage last year. The Wolfe Brothers invited her to Tasmania for their inaugural hometown festival, WolfeFest, opened their Queensland shows and was invited to support Lee Kernaghan at his New Year's Eve show 2020, and open for Adam Eckersley and Brooke McClymont in August. Natalie has opened for several other big hitters in the music scene, such as Adam Brand, Travis Collins, Casey Barnes, Jessica Mauboy and Karise Eden, and has performed at Deni Ute Muster, Gympie Muster, Tamworth Country Music Festival, Wonderland Spiegeltent, SugarFree Country, Brisbane RiverFest, Country at the Beach Festival, VDM Fest, WolfeFest and Groundwater Country Music Festival. Social links are all @natpearsonmusic

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Camille Trail loved to sing, starting in the shower then the school choir and realising there was space for her in the Australian Country Music industry through spending time at the Junior Australian Academy of Country Music she went off and released her first album and hasn't looked back. Connect with Camille: Website Spotify YouTube Facebook Instagram

Heart of Indie's co host, Emme had a blast chatting with Pepper of Australia's own country rock band 'Hurricane Fall' don't miss out on the fun! Hurricane Fall - the fittest band in Australian Country Music (call them on it and you’ll be challenged to a “lift off”) - are back with a new single, on a new label with the modern country sound that is set to turn heads with a neck-snapping velocity in 2021. The success of their previous single ‘Aftertaste’ has seen them gaining national airplay across the country on stations including Triple M Country, Kix Country and Today’s Country 94.1. The single was also added to Spotify’s “Fresh Country” playlist, racking up over 120,000 streams. They have gathered their first Golden Guitar nomination and a new record deal, ensuring that this year is shaping up as a big one for the boys. Released today on Compass Bros via Universal Music, ‘Lost in Us’ was written by master hook writers Mitch Thompson and Tom Jordan (Seaforth) as well as Lachlan Mitchell and Phil Barton. The band says of the song: “Lost in us is about falling deeply in love with that special someone. Being so caught up in the moment – so in love - that all the other times you thought you were in love, were nothing, compared to the love you have now.” The genesis of ‘Lost in Us’ proved to be very challenging for the band. The song was produced in Melbourne by Michael Paynter and Michael Delorenzis at MSquared Studios, while the band were recording at home in Newcastle, NSW. The band says: “Having a Melbourne based producer presented a huge challenge as the song was completed during the COVID pandemic - right when Melbourne was forced into the harshest lockdown anywhere in the world. We recorded parts and sent them to the guys to keep things moving. The vocals were recorded in [Pepper] Deroy’s son’s bedroom – over Zoom. It truly was a monumental technological feat to bring the song to life!” Hurricane Fall have had a very colourful history for such a young band. They were given an exclusive televised gig to play a private show for Sophie Monk during her star turn on The Bachelorette. They have supported Billy Ray Cyrus on his 2018 Australian Tour, as well as playing alongside The Wolfe Brothers, Kasey Chambers, O’Shea and many more. They are regulars at the Tamworth Country Music Festival, New Zealand’s Top Paddock Music Festival, Deni Ute Muster, and they have plenty more gigs lined up for 2021. Oh, and singer Pepper Deroy has fully recovered from his injuries in that 2019 Air Canada turbulence episode! Hurricane Fall were nominated for their very first Golden Guitar this year in the category of “Group/Duo of the Year.” Fronted by two extraordinary lead singers - Jesse Vee and Pepper Deroy - Hurricane Fall are one of Australian country’s hardest working live bands.

On this episode of Photomission exposure we talking with photographer Klae McGuuinness a freelance photographer and Canon tragic. Klae has been a full time photographer for approximately 3 years and in that time shot some of the biggest names in Australian Country Music . His photography journey started at age 39 but before that an accident throwing his life in chaos, photography become his pathway out. Check out Klae's work here www.facebook.com/klaemcguinnessphotography www.instagram.com/klaemcguinness www.canon.com.au/explore/klae-mcguinness-country-music-photography https://kickinupdustco.com/ Cover Art copyright Klae McGuinness

In this episode of the 2TM Our Country Podcast, Sally-Anne Whitten spoke with music industry manager and promoter Michael Chugg. They spoke about why Ozzie Country Music is taking the world by storm, the difficulties in promoting Australian Country Music to a mainstream audience and what it takes to become a successful performer. Michael Chugg also spoke about the late Micheal Gudinski and their history together. 2TM Our Country with Sally-Anne Whitten chatting with Michael Chugg.

I think we can all agree 2020 has been a YEAR. No one more so than country music singer Fanny Lumsden. Based in the tiny town of Tooma, on the western side of the Snowy Mountains, her release plans for her beautiful third album Fallow took a turn for the worse, when disaster and pandemic struck. But that didn't stop Fanny. Her resilience, and optimism has carried her and her community through this year, and it's why I asked her to share her songs of solace for her Take 5. Fanny Lumsden has been making music since 2015, but her new album is what's really put her on the map. It's been nominated for seven Golden Guitar Awards, leading the pack. She's up for an ARIA for Best Country Album, and she's gained a whole lot more fans with this heartfelt and acclaimed new record. Fanny joined me from her property in Tooma to share her story, some beautiful songs, and a big dose of hope. Josh Pyke - 'Middle of the Hill' Allison Krauss - 'Baby Now That I Found You' Fleet Foxes - 'Tiger Peasant Mountain Song' Melanie Horsnell & Steve Appel - 'Someone Like You' Debussy - ‘La Fille Aux Cheveux de Lin'

I think we can all agree 2020 has been a YEAR. No one more so than country music singer Fanny Lumsden. Based in the tiny town of Tooma, on the western side of the Snowy Mountains, her release plans for her beautiful third album Fallow took a turn for the worse, when disaster and pandemic struck. But that didn’t stop Fanny. Her resilience, and optimism has carried her and her community through this year, and it’s why I asked her to share her songs of solace for her Take 5. Fanny Lumsden has been making music since 2015, but her new album is what’s really put her on the map. It’s been nominated for seven Golden Guitar Awards, leading the pack. She’s up for an ARIA for Best Country Album, and she’s gained a whole lot more fans with this heartfelt and acclaimed new record. Fanny joined me from her property in Tooma to share her story, some beautiful songs, and a big dose of hope. Josh Pyke - 'Middle of the Hill' Allison Krauss - 'Baby Now That I Found You' Fleet Foxes - 'Tiger Peasant Mountain Song' Melanie Horsnell & Steve Appel - 'Someone Like You' Debussy - ‘La Fille Aux Cheveux de Lin’

I think we can all agree 2020 has been a YEAR. No one more so than country music singer Fanny Lumsden. Based in the tiny town of Tooma, on the western side of the Snowy Mountains, her release plans for her beautiful third album Fallow took a turn for the worse, when disaster and pandemic struck. But that didn’t stop Fanny. Her resilience, and optimism has carried her and her community through this year, and it’s why I asked her to share her songs of solace for her Take 5. Fanny Lumsden has been making music since 2015, but her new album is what’s really put her on the map. It’s been nominated for seven Golden Guitar Awards, leading the pack. She’s up for an ARIA for Best Country Album, and she’s gained a whole lot more fans with this heartfelt and acclaimed new record. Fanny joined me from her property in Tooma to share her story, some beautiful songs, and a big dose of hope. Josh Pyke - 'Middle of the Hill' Allison Krauss - 'Baby Now That I Found You' Fleet Foxes - 'Tiger Peasant Mountain Song' Melanie Horsnell & Steve Appel - 'Someone Like You' Debussy - ‘La Fille Aux Cheveux de Lin’

Talented Melbourne singer/songwriter Courtney Keil takes us behind the scenes of her #1 single “I Just Wanna Hold You”. We discuss co-writing, living in Melbourne, working with The Filmery and what is happening next in the Courtney Keil musical journey. Courtney blasted onto the Australian Country Music scene with her debut single. Born on a deer farm in South Australia, she now calls Melbourne home. In her short career, she has already collaborated with some powerhouse names in the industry and her passion and dedication, together with years of preparation have now culminated into the release of her first commercial hit.

In the Music Real Episode 156, I talk with Australian Country Music legend, James Blundell about returning to live gigs, what lockdown was like for him and his vision for our industry. https://themusicreal.com.au/2020/10/27/james-blundell-creating-a-consistent-uplifting-reality/

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Kaylee Bell is an award winning country pop Artist from the South Island of New Zealand. She has won the prestigious Toyota Star Maker Australia, in 2013 and has gone on to have over ten Top 10 singles on the Australian Country Music charts. Kaylee has rubbed shoulders with some of the biggest names in the music world, including opening for The Dixie Chicks and performing onstage alongside Keith Urban more than once. In this podcast, we talk about Kaylee's journey from small town Waimate, to one of the biggest names in country music we have ever had in this part of the world. We discuss the ins and outs of being an independent artist, including the creative process when it comes to songwriting/producing music. We even get a glimpse into the lifestyle of the country music capital of the world, Nashville.

In this edition of the Our Country podcast - a series specifically designed for the Australian Country Music industry, Sally-Anne Whitten chats with Barry Harley from Tamworth Country Music Festival all about the Country Music Festival. They discussed what's involved in the festival, how it's evolved, why it's been voted one of the greatest festivals in the world and why the festival is so important. Barry Harley - our guest in this latest episode of the Our Country podcast. Available now at 2tm.com.au, the Anchor App and where ever you get your podcasts from.

In the interview, Gina Jeffreys talks about the early days, how her songwriting has evolved and the privilege of mentoring talented performers and songwriters in Australia. Gina also shares with us the story behind the single 'Cash' and the rumours about what music might be coming next... Gina Jeffreys exploded onto the Australian Music scene after winning Starmaker at the Tamworth Country Music Festival. She became the first Australian female country artist to have album sales reach platinum status and has toured all over Australia and internationally. She has performed at the Grand Ole Opry, sung for 2 billion people in Shanghai and the Tour of Duty Concert in East Timor alongside John Farnham & Kylie Minogue. With a string of number 1 hits, 9 albums, 5 Golden Guitars, 2 APRA awards and 4 Aria nominations under her belt, they don't come any more talented than this. Somehow in between, she has managed to set up the highly successful Gina Jeffreys Workshops and founded the charity event Walk of Life.

In this edition of the 2TM Our Country podcast, Sally-Anne Whitten talks to Felicity Urquhart about her starting her career in Tamworth, the significance of family when it comes to writing music, the power of music and the importance of always looking ahead. The Our Country podcast series is produced by Radio 2TM in Tamworth, the home of Australian Country Music. It is a series for country music fans where Sally-Anne Whitten from 2TM talks to the big names in the country music industry - both performers and those behind the scenes. We hope you enjoy this very special, new episode of 2TM's Our Country and our chat with Felicity Urquhart.

If you don’t follow Country music in Australia you might not know that this episode is a really big deal! We were joined by the beautiful, Rachael Fahim. Winner of 2017 Toyota Star Maker alongside past alumni such as Keith Urban, Travis Collins and Sam McClymont.  Rach has a CMC Award nomination for ‘New Artist of the Year’ under her belt as well as achieving a 19 week rampage that saw her single ‘Brake Lights’ at Number #2 on the Australian country music singles charts, Number #1 on CMC, Number #1 on Kix Country. This  made Rachael Spotify's highest streamed Australian female country artist of 2018. She currently has 94 thousand monthly listeners on Spotify and is one hard working girl. Check her out @rachaelfahimmusic on Instagram.

Welcome back to Country Down Under, a podcast that introduces you to Australian country music one artist at a time. This episode we're talking about crushes and conspiracy theories as we chat about the music of Shane Nicholson. Tam tries to maintain a respectful distance while Amy gets way too comfortable. Follow us @CDUpodcast on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Check out this episode's Spotify playlist at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6wDE9QfkU4x4VIke7YxEFZYou can find out more information about Shane Nicholson at https://shanenicholson.com/Our website is www.countrydownunder.com

Welcome to Country Down Under, a podcast that introduces you to Australian country music one artist at a time. Join us as self-described Australian country music expert Tamlyn Butwell introduces British newbie Amy Wescott to the wide world of country music down under. This is a little introductory episode where we tell you a bit about ourselves and what you can expect from the show. Make sure you subscribe to the podcast and follow us on social media to get the latest episodes and updates. Follow us @CDUpodcast on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Our website is www.countrydownunder.com

Welcome back to Country Down Under, a podcast that introduces you to Australian country music one artist at a time. This episode we're talking about grain trains and golden gay times as we explore the music of Fanny Lumsden. Tam reminisces about their hometown and Amy translates everything Tam says for the international listeners. Follow us @CDUpodcast on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Check out this episode's Spotify playlist at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0DITpvFM9irZ3PXZ923lcd?si=__a0tc7SSnKDLM07Ek2_NQYou can find out more information about Fanny Lumsden at www.fannylumsden.netOur website is www.countrydownunder.com

Welcome to Country Down Under, a podcast that introduces you to Australian country music one artist at a time. This week we're talking shaggin’ wagons and skinny dippin' as we kick off with the one and only Lee Kernaghan. This episode is full of songs about utes, cowgirls and references to country towns across the nation! Amy is confused and Tam is nostalgic. Follow us @CDUpodcast on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Check out this episode's Spotify playlist at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7c58fBtIlKAiNSdEhx1E9P?si=K___IJuBQl-XPK1duhzRxQThe show notes for this episode can be found at https://www.countrydownunder.com/shownotes/leekernaghanYou can find out more information about Lee Kernaghan at www.leekernaghan.comOur website is www.countrydownunder.com

Welcome to Country Down Under, a podcast that introduces you to Australian country music one artist at a time. Join us as self-described Australian country music expert Tamlyn Butwell introduces British newbie Amy Wescott to the wide world of country music down under. Subscribe today to hear the first three episodes 28th January.

Introducing Jay Seeney Today's guest joining us on the Join Up Dots show is Jay Seeney. He is the founder of media company Blacklist Productions. A company started to create cinematic videos and beautiful imagery. In just two short years since inception, Jay Seeney has filmed with the best in the Australian Country Music business, directing clips for Lee Kernaghan, the Wolfe Brothers, Andrew Swift, Troy Kemp, Drew McAlister, Benn Gunn, Matt Cornell, Mike Carr and countless other artists. Jay's video style revolves around highlighting Australia's best artists in some of the most desirable locations around the country. Credits include: #1 Music Video on CMC Backroad Nation – Lee Kernaghan, #1 – Storm Rollin' In – The Wolfe Brothers, over 30 music videos on the Country Music Channel Videos have received over one millions views online. Jay is a talented musician, passionate artist and photographer and a highly skilled film maker. So how did he take his passion music and build a business which has transformed his life to where it is today? And if he could give one big piece of advice to every listener of Join Up Dots what would it be? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr. Jay Seeney Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty subjects with Jay Seeney such as: Jay shares how he got the idea for Blacklist Productions due to the cost of making his own videos. He found his own pain point and took action. We talk about the process of trawling through YouTube to find good the stuff that can push you on. It can work, but be very very selective.  Jay talks about the method of finding the right clients for his business that can push his business forward. Scale by using their profile to build your own. And lastly................. Why gaining time in your life is so important especially at the beginning of starting your business. A day per week can be such a huge win.

Episode 4 of the 2TM “Our Country Podcast” is now available! Join Sally-Anne Whitten as she chat's to one of Australia’s favourite daughters of Country Music- Beccy Cole. They discuss the particular challenges of making a career as an independent female in the music business, growing up in a musical family, and Beccy shares her best advice for artists forging a path in the Industry. Available now from the Anchor App, or download the podcast from all smart devices. Our Country- a podcast series specifically designed for and about the Australian Country Music industry.

A new podcast dedicated to Australian Country Music is coming on August 14.

Queensland's James Blundell was named the 2019 inductee into the Australian Country Music Hall of Fame — Australian country music's highest honour.

Trio Bennett, Bowtell & Urquhart share their album Weeds, and the stories behind the songs

A lot has happened since Drew and Felicity last catched up, join them in the studio and get up to date on all things Drew McAllister.

The Queen of Australian Country Music discusses her childhood in the outback, a Lucinda Williams concert that changed her life, and the tipping point of composing a song.

They are husband and wife, Billy and Bec Bridge, sit down with New Zealand Broadcaster, Stu Frith, to talk about their new song release 'We knew'. The couple continue to the climb Australian Country Music charts with their music that has been exciting country fans all over the world. In today's podcast, the two talk with Stu about why 'We Knew' is important and about their careers. ICR are the first to release the song over the air waves. To learn more about them click the link below https://www.facebook.com/Rebeccaleenye/?pnref=about.overview

Join us this week as we welcome Country/Rock/Pop music singer songwriter, Christie Lamb. Hailing from Sydney, NSW, AU., Christie has been described as the ‘full package’, a vibrant multi-instrumental singer-songwriter, bringing a fresh, contemporary stamp to Country Music with her own distinct style of Country-Rock. A finalist in the CMAA Golden Guitar Awards for ‘Best New Talent’ 2015, with multiple hit singles to her credit, Christie has gained critical recognition and With the release of her debut album ‘All She Wrote’ Christie undeniably announced her presence on the Australian Country Music scene. Following a sold out album launch in Sydney, Christie’s album hit #1 on the Aria Hit Seekers Album Chart (All Genres) and #2 on the ARIA Australian Artist Country Chart. The four subsequent single releases to radio spurned two #1 hit singles and two top 5 hit singles; ‘Wish You Were A Cowboy’ retained the #1 spot for five weeks, whilst ‘All She Wrote’ also hit #1 for 3 weeks. ‘Manhunt’ hit #3, and ‘Love Me Tonight’ hit top 5 on Australian Country Radio. All of the singles also made top 10 on The Music Network Chart, with ‘All She Wrote’ reaching the top 5. This sassy young lady's win with her track ‘Love Me Tonight’ at the APRA supported Songs Alive Australia Song Comp for ‘Pop Song of The Year’. We will talk to Christie about her upcoming schedule, get a behind the scenes look at her music, feature her latest songs, and ask her to share her message for the troops. Please be sure to visit Christie Lamb at http://www.christielamb.com/ and spread the word. As always we will give shout outs to our deployed military listeners. Be sure to join us, Sunday 9/20/2015 at 4 PM EDT! Our message to the troops: WE do what we do, because YOU do what you do.