Podcast appearances and mentions of Fanny Lumsden

While other music festivals die, Tamworth just keeps on keepin’ on - as everyone from the Wiggles to Ringo Starr indulges in the love of country music. Find out more about The Front podcast here. You can read about this story and more on The Australian's website or on The Australian’s app. This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced and edited by Jasper Leak with Lia Tsamoglou and Stella McKenna. Our team includes Kristen Amiet, Stephanie Coombes, Tiffany Dimmack and Joshua Burton. Original music is by Jasper Leak.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Humble, hardworking alternative country singer-songwriter Fanny Lumsden has reignited the genre with her honest storytelling and strong melodies.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a Text Message.Chloe and I talk about Music, Dating, and more."Yeehaw Pop" artist Chloe Styler brings a Gold Coast glam to the Music City scene. From Australia to Nashville, Chloe now finds herself gently pushing the barriers of country music with her distinct pop-country sound and making waves internationally.2023 was epic for Chloe, having independently released her EP ‘Side B', earning a nomination for ‘Release of the Year' at the Gold Coast Music Awards, playing to a sold-out crowd at her headline EP Launch and showcasing her talents on a global stage. The young star illuminated the Spotlight Stage at the prestigious CMA Fest and appeared at two Sounds Australia showcases in Nashville, including debuting inside the hallowed walls of The Bluebird Café as part of Americana Fest.   Since releasing her first project in 2017, Chloe has delivered multiple alluring singles that have earned her over 270,000 streams across all platforms, nominations at the Queensland Music Awards and Gold Coast Music Awards, and finalist status in the Queensland Music Awards and Gold Coast Music Awards. Chloe has graced festival stages such as Americana Fest (USA), Big Red Bash, CMA Fest (USA), Deni Ute Muster, Falls Festival Byron Bay, Groundwater Country Music Festival, Gympie Music Muster, and more. She has supported Australian country music legends such as Lee Kernaghan, Troy Cassar-Daley, and Fanny Lumsden, as well as international 80's pop icons Tony Hadley (ex-Spandau Ballet) and the Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey at some of the most esteemed venues across Australia.Chloe Styler's music is forward-thinking and unique, and her new music pushes the boundaries that little bit further. This year will see Chloe release a slew of singles recorded at Station West Recording Studios and produced by Grammy-award-winning engineer and producer, Luke Wooten (Brad Paisley/Dierks Bentley). These tunes are set to break new and exciting international ground for this quickly rising-country star.Website:****If you would like to contact the show about being a guest please email us at Dauna@bettertopodcast.comThis episode is on YouTube: https://youtu.be/0xjiFF38_wIFollow us on Social MediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/author_d.m.needom/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bettertopodcastwithdmneedomHave a question or want to be a guest on the podcast email: dauna@bettertopodcast.comHave a question for our producer Rich Zei contact him at rich.zei@thirdearaudio.comIntro and Outro music compliments of Fast SuziTo see upcoming guests click here: https://www.dmneedom.com/better-topodcast©2024 Better To...Podcast with D. M.NeedomSupport the Show.

Fanny Lumsden and Kav Temperley are some of the artists touring Australia to perform Fleetwood Mac hits.

Today ARIA winning singer-songwriter Fanny Lumsden joins me to delve into a seminal record of both our youths - The Chicks' final country album, 2002's ‘Home'. We talk about the album's forgotten origins in the midst of a legal battle with the band's record label, how they fused their bluegrass background with contemporary country and pop songwriting, how they used songs written by Patty Griffin, Darrel Scott and more to communicate their point of view, how Fleetwood Mac's ‘Landslide' was given a new lease on life by its inclusion on this album, “show off songs” and how the album influenced Fanny's development as a young woman.

We wrap up August 2023 New Music Week with messages from Niklas Nygårds, Liam McIndoe, Harris King and Jason Goebel. They discuss new music from The Hives, Fanny Lumsden, Violet Hirst, Girl Ray, Stephen Vitiello, Florry, Hiss Golden Messenger and Al Green.  Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com.

Friday Live bringing all the wacky news of the week together in song! Dale "Captain Fingers" Allison provides the music for: a naked lady firing a gun on the Interstate; an earthquake at a Taylor Swift show; people in animal suits at zoos; and a nod to one of our favourites - Fanny Lumsden's new album Hey Dawn drops today!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We chat with one of the region's finest, Fanny Lumsden, about her time at Glastonbury and in the UK, her upcoming album and tour, how Hey Dawn came about, and what it's like touring with 2 kids!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It is a privilege to welcome singer-songwriter Lisa De Angelis to The Jake's Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast. Based in Brisbane, Australia, Lisa is a firecracker, quickly cementing herself as one of country music's most unique, exciting voices today. A Southern Gothic base, hints of Justin Townes Earle, Shakey Graves, and Townes Van Zandt, Sierra Ferrell lashings, and Ennio Morricone dusting make up her signature sound: sweeping, cinematic Americana/Blues-Roots music. Lisa's art and path would always be unconventional – and she only picked up a guitar for the first time in 2017.Since graduating from the Country Music Association of Australia (CMAA) 's prestigious Academy of Country Music and playing her first Tamworth Country Music Festival in 2019, Lisa De Angelis has toured with and opened shows for some of Australia's best performers, including Phil Jamieson (Grinspoon), Steve Kilbey (The Church), Amber Lawrence, Hayley Jensen, Catherine Britt, and Melody Moko. A mentee of Australian country music heavyweights Fanny Lumsden and the Flood's Kevin Bennett, Lisa's debut and sophomore songs have garnered airplay on ABC Country, CMT, and KIX Country Radio. Last month, she released her third single: "My Sister's Blue Suitcase," which Lisa recorded and co-produced with her partner Paul Bain at their Brisbane private studio. The release comes on the heels of a forced six-month hiatus for Lisa after a lengthy illness in 2022 took the hearing in her left ear. The devasting loss barely slowed her roll, though; Lisa was back touring with Amber Lawrence, playing Brisbane's Ekka, and being accepted into AIR's Women in Music Mentorship Program in the second half of 2022. Scrappy, vulnerable, and heartfelt, "part Judy Garland, part Saturday Night Live comedian," Lisa is currently recording and co-producing her debut album, due for release in 2024. In this edition of The Jake's Take's with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Lisa De Angelis spoke about the stories behind her songs: "Tumblin' Back," "Hunger Pains," and "My Sister's Blue Suitcase." She also talked about breaking into both the Australian and international music markets.

Rolling on. Old mate Yogi Kendall slides into the co-host chair. Buckle up and lets get the show on the road.

My apologies for the sound issues. I really don't understand how that happened. I've clearly made a mistake somewhere! I've replaced the file but it seems that if you've downloaded the earlier one then you don't get the new file. I'm so far out of my comfort zone here!!

2023! Hello! We hope you've had a great start so far.  We're starting off this year with a cracking story from award winning country singer, songwriter, Mum, and just all round legend Fanny Lumsden. Maybe you've been to one of her Country Hall concerts, maybe you've heard her CMAA Golden Guitar Album of the Year, Fallow, maybe you love her candid social media presence - no matter how you know her, hopefully this chat can give a bit of an insight to what makes Fanny, Fanny.In this conversation we cover:- Her conversations with First Nations Elders- Early memories in and around agriculture- Her journey from studying Rural Science to working at AuctionsPlus to the transition to the music industry- The 2020 Bushfires- Musical inspiration and new musicWhen you're done with this ep, go get around all Fanny's fabulous music:https://open.spotify.com/artist/4WxHef1Si5yaAaCWUc6Ug2?si=_3jCUEMcS1WuQP5XH_WDZQ 

Acclaimed country music group Fanny Lumsden & The Pack are on tour.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Singer/songwriters Jenny Mitchell and Fanny Lumsden join us to chat about their upcoming performance at Lizotte's Newcastle. Fanny speaks about her hopes for the inaugural year of Bigsound Country as their official ambassador and Jenny gives us a sneak peak into her debut album 'Tug of War'.

This is a special episode with publishing expert Matt Donlevy from Cooking Vinyl Publishing Australia, we talk all about publishing and why it's so integral to a successful songwriting career. Another aspect of the songwriting world with many different hats over a lifetime career in Sydney. Some of their artists include: Alphawolf, Emily Barker, Ceres, Eliza & the delusionals, Emma Donovan & the Putbacks, Fanny Lumsden, Gravemind, High Tension & lots more. Connect with Matt: Website Facebook LinkedIn YouTube Buy me a coffee and support the podcast HERE

Katie presents another hour of great new music, including songs by show favourites Sam Buckingham, Little Wise, Ivor Game and Fanny Lumsden, and a ripper track by The Whitlams. Here... LEARN MORE The post People don't think like us – Show #241 (part 2), 17 April 2022 appeared first on Miss Chatelaine.

Miss JB For Breakfast? JB Caught up with a heap more special guests for the 50th Toyota Country Music Festival - including Hayley Jensen, who spoke about how Kylie Minogues chair malfunctioned while Hayley was on The Voice a few years ago! JB also caught up with Troy Cassar-Daly, Fanny Lumsden and Amber Lawrence! Catch up on the interviews now in this catch up for JB For Breakfast!

Miss JB For Breakfast this morning? JB discussed Guy Sebastians admission that you won't find any success with The Voice - details here! Plus, poor Fanny Lumsden forgot to book accommodation in Tamworth for her concerts next week..! What did YOU once forget? All that and more in this edition of the JB For Breakfast Catch Up!

Fanny Lumsden is Fierce, and the new variation of her song and album Fallow comes out on Friday, Deputy Mayor Jenny McKinnon on women in politics, and Serena Hardwick from the Wagga Business Chamber on some of the work they do around women in business. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back. This week Fanny Lumsden has a chat with Andy. Wow she's a busy girl! Bob McMillan has a yarn with Mike about all sorts of truckin stuff. There's a utube vid to watch as well https://youtu.be/qOmk5jeltSU Lyndal Denny has a word in “That's what your think” and Mike has something to talk about. Let's hit it!

Aria and Golden Guitar winning country singer Fanny Lumsden has been on and off the road as restrictions and border closures come and go. Now, she's finally getting the chance to play the album which draws on her experience living in Tooma, one of the towns in New South Wales caught up by the Black Summer bushfires.

Headlining Tumbafest on the Saturday, Fanny Lumsden will be back playing in her own backyard after a fairly busy 18 months, plus Mayor of Junee Shire Neil Smith talks about all the exciting things happening in his shire and Costa Georgiadis talks Water Night and how to be more water wise around the garden.  Plus Leigh plays a HORRIBLE prank on Poppy...  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mayor of Temora Rick Firman on their Covid sites, book week, the Wiradjuri Trail Master Plan, World Record Wednesday, and A special online show for Daffodil Day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hayley Marsten's sharp pen and open heart led to the creation of her stellar debut, ‘Spectacular Heartbreak' in 2019. The album was crowdfunded, nominated for Alt-Country Album of the Year at the Golden Guitars, Country Work of the Year at the Queensland Music Awards in 2020, and was streamed over half a million times in the first year. Hayley leads with her heart and her humour both on and off stage which won her fans on her 2019 album tour and wowed the crowds of Fanny Lumsden, Troy Cassar Daley, and Imogen Clark. We have an amazing conversation around her spectacular break-up songs and experiences, she's a strong wise woman who is sharing her heart in her music and we go deeper into the life of Hayley and where songwriting injected life into her musical world. Connect with Hayley: Website Facebook Instagram Spotify YouTube

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This chick, ARIA award winning Australian country music singer and song writer Fanny Lumsden is a such a legend. The energy that she gives off even via a computer screen is pretty special. Fanny is a born to be entertainer, who somehow maintains the authenticity of a girl who’s grown up on a farm, she sees the true beauty of small communities (insert her Country Halls Tour) in Australia and yet has 8 golden guitars awards sitting on her mantle piece. And is still surprised at the ongoing success or her career.Part of her story is what happened in 2020. One thing was bushfire - her home was in the middle of the Dunns Road fire. It became a mega-fire, 6-hundred thousand hectares in size. A proper Armageddon. Then on the day her 3rd Album was to be released – COVID lockdown hit. It was bad. We talk about this but not before we wind it back to a topic that’s is pure delight; her childhoods and the days of singing in the sheep shed and doing circus moves on the back of her horses!Thank you to our series sponsor Blundstone Australia.If you'd like to meet more women like Fanny, you can do so on the pages of our magazine Graziher. You can purchase a subscription at graziher.com.au

Alt-country superstar Fanny Lumsden talks about life, music and bushfires

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Vivaldi's Four Seasons gets a 21st century make-over using the latest climate change data and how a new set of songs survived COVID to give back to another crisis; last summer's bushfires.

What do sequels, ghosts, and Christmas all have in common? They're queer! Join us (won't you?) for our second annual Christmas episode, where we take a trip down Yuletide Lane and dust off festive classiques by previous Aural Fixation subjects. It's mulled wine, it's mince pies, it's... listens. Despite non-stop merriment, we're still asking the hard questions – is You-Know-What even Mariah's best Christmas song? Who has more Christmas albums, Dolly Parton or RuPaul? Is "These Days" by ARIA-winning Fanny Lumsden actually a Christmas song at all!? This episode was recorded at Forbes Street Studios in Sydney, part of Universal Music Australia. Thank you for all of your support in 2020, and if you haven't yet, our Christmas wish is that you like, subscribe or follow us – it makes all the difference. Follow us at @auralfixationpodcast, @with.all.drew.respect and @andrewdoyouthinkyouare.

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Aaron Joined John on the phone to chat his Music and the New Release EP " Changed " - FROM opening the Tamworth Country Music Festival and being announced for other major festival appearances, to writing with award-winning artists and releasing charting singles to radio, Aaron Jurd has achieved it all in a few short years. The Lake Macquarie singer-songwriter releases his third single, Changed, on August 2, charting at No. 8 on iTunes, following on from Hard To Breathe, which hit the top 20 of iTunes celebrating all those feelings of new love. His debut single, Set Me On Fire, reached the top 5 of the iTunes Country Song Charts and tells of the emotional struggles that come with reaching the lowest point in your life, but knowing there is a way out, although you haven’t found it yet. His new single, Changed, on the other hand, is the next chapter from Set Me On Fire, and celebrates the silver lining after the storm. The talented artist has spent years playing gigs in cover bands and duos, but is now performing his originals with his band, The Banned, and this year, so far, they’ve played the Bluewater Country Music Festival and Off to Country Festival with the Deni Ute Muster. Aaron graduated from the 2018 CMAA Academy of Country Music in January 2018 and, with his fellow graduates, performed at the Official Opening Concert of the Tamworth Country Music Festival and was selected to perform at the 2018 Golden Guitar Awards with O’Shea. During his time at The Academy, he worked with Amber Lawrence, Fanny Lumsden, Kasey Chambers, and Kevin Bennett. Aaron also co-wrote a song with seven-time Golden Guitar winner Allan Caswell. “I have spent years writing my own music,” he said. “But, I’m such a perfectionist that none of my songs were ever heard because I was scared of the reception they would get. Releasing Set Me On Fire and people’s reaction to it, had me in a state of euphoria. I have been listening to talented artists releasing their own material for so long and I need to pinch myself to believe that my song is being played on the same radio stations as the artists I look up to.” With his strong vocal abilities, 2013 and 2014 saw Aaron named a finalist in Today’s Country 94one Brand New Star Competition. His success in 2014 meant he was selected to join 10 other artists for a song workshop with country music artist Gina Jeffreys where he co-wrote a song with the star. Aaron’s influences weren’t always country music – he grew up in a small town in the Hunter Valley and soon found music to be an avenue to escape family struggles. Although largely influenced by his parents’ taste in popular rock music up until the age of 16, it was when he heard Brad Paisley’s Welcome to the Future, on CMC that his future musical path was set. Aaron realised he had found his niche and wanted to pursue a career in the country music industry. Since then he has broadened his influences to a range of American and Australian country music artists including Chris Stapleton, Keith Urban, Rascal Flatts, Jason Aldean, Miranda Lambert and The McClymonts. “Since I heard that first song, I have felt drawn to country music,” he said. “It remains faithful to what music is supposed to be about: the storytelling, emotion, and real-life issues are all expressed and relatable in country music and it captures them in a way that very few other genres can.” With the release of three consecutive top 20 charting singles, Aaron is making his mark on the Australian country music industry with plans to release more original material to further cement his place in the genre. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/2bacr90stonow/message

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’

Katie has played many songs by Fanny Lumsden on the show, and is delighted to welcome her for a chat about her beautiful ARIA-nominated album Fallow, which was released just before everything was cancelled due […] http://media.blubrry.com/miss_chatelaine/p/joy.org.au/misschatelaine/wp-content/uploads/sites/356/2020/11/Miss-Chatelaine-No-175B.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 55:48 — 51.1MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Spotify | RSS The post Fanny Lumsden – Show #175 (part 2), 1 November 2020 appeared first on Miss Chatelaine.

Miss JB For Breakfast This Week? Catch Up With The Best Bits Here! JB caught up with Fanny Lumsden before she returns touring next month after the COVID break away, JB caught up with Dr Tony Merritt about safe COVID-19 trick or treating, some haunted stories from around the region plus loads more! The Best of JB For Breakfast Catch Up!

It's been quite a mixed bag of guests in this months "Best of Maccas Break". From authors to politicians, here's some of the best Maccas Breaks including: * David Smith from the United States Study Centre, to talk about the upcoming United States Election. * Hazel Edwards, author of "There's a Hippo on the roof eating cake * Opposition leader, Anthony Albanese, regarding a federal ICAC. * Sarah Blake, with tips on how to improve your relationship post-COVID19. * Fanny Lumsden, who released an album on the day of COVID-19 lockdowns on how the pandemic has affected her and what she's been busy doing! All that and more in this edition of the Best Of JB's Maccas Breaks on the 92.9 Catch Up!

Miss JB For Breakfast this morning? He discussed your 'frustrating little fings' - your first world problems that just annoy the poo out of you! Plus, he had a chat with Fanny Lumsden, who is performing here next month - her first gig in a LONG time! Plus... we NEARLY had a winner with Five Words, Free Fuel...! Hopefully tomorrow we can give away $250 of fuel. All that and more in this edition of the JB For Breakfast Catch Up!

Fanny Lumsden is a household name - provided, of course, that your house is located at least 50kms or so from the nearest city. She's at the helm of the Country Halls tour, which has seen her perform from coast to coast and plenty of spots in-between alongside her husband Dan and their trusty caravan. Of course, that was until this year - Lumsden's plans for her third album Fallow were put on hold back in March, as were the world's. Fear not, though - from her scenic Tooma home, there were still plenty of stories to be shared across an unconventional, endearing career.  Thanks to Red Dirt Road Productions, Dan Stanley, Wally, El Davros and Paul McWhirter. Follow Fanny Lumsden on Facebook: @fannylumsdenmusic Follow Fanny Lumsden on Instagram: @fannylumsden Follow Fanny Lumsden on Twitter: @fannylumsden All My Friends Are in Bar Bands is part of the Not For Print podcast network. Follow us on Instagram: @notforprintpods For updates on Bar Bands, as well as other podcasts and writing endeavours, follow David on: Facebook: @davidjamesyoungwrites Instagram: @djywrites Support David and the podcast on Patreon: http://patreon.com/davidjamesyoung This podcast was recorded on Wiradjuri land and edited on Wurundjeri and Tharawal land. www.allmyfriendsareinbarbands.com Support David on Patreon: http://patreon.com/davidjamesyoung See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Iconic duos have been cruelly separated by Miss Rona the world over, but finally your most loved audio couple reunite. Against the suitably spectacular backdrop of Australia's Snowy Mountains region, Drew and Andy are joined by a very special guest, for a very special topic. ARIA-nominated, Golden Guitar Award-winning, chart-topping country singer Fanny Lumsden invites Aural Fixation to swap the Snowies for the Smokies and hitch a ride to Dollywood. No other artist manages to unite the United States (and beyond) quite like Dolly Parton, a fact made all the more remarkable as her flame burns brighter in a time when we've never been more divided. That topic is fascinatingly explored in Dolly Parton's America by WYNC Studios, but on Aural Fixation, we dissect what Dolly means to us as queer listeners, and more broadly, as a beacon of hope in the music industry – a true celebration of Tennessee's third most realistic Dolly Parton drag impersonator. Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe to Aural Fixation wherever you find your podcasts. Follow us on Facebook, like us on Instagram, and email us on email.

Described as a little bit of Beck, Paul Kelly, Bruce Springsteen and Ben Lee all meld into one, Toby Robinson, aka TOBiAS, has cemented his reputation as one of Australia's leading indie/folk pop artists. He has played alongside Missy Higgins, Jen Cloher, Archie Roach, Fanny Lumsden and Neko Case just to namedrop a couple. In their chat, TOBiAS shares with Matt his emotional journey overcoming alcoholism and a great yarn about why he so greatly admires another great Aussie talent Gotye. TOBiAS' latest single Beautiful Mess is out now. Check it out here

Earlier this month, ELSKA chatted with award-winning Aussie country music queen Fanny Lumsden [Ep#03]. This week, Fanny is back with some quick tips on how she pushes through creative blocks and stays creatively motivated - sharing the importance of paying attention and sticking to your guns.CONNECT WITH FANNYWEB: fannylumsden.netSPOTIFY: Fanny LumsdenIG: @fannylumsdenFB: @fannylumsdenmusicYT: youtube.com/FannyLumsdenTHANK YOU from me!This episode of Her Creative Hustle is proudly brought to you by my beautiful Patreon family! If you would like early access to future Her Creative Hustle episodes (and a buncha other super coooool creative things), head straight over to patreon.com/elska and become a member of my Patreon - and you too can enjoy all the glittery perks of being part of my creative fam!MUSIC by me!Intro + outro feelgood harp music: 'BOY' [Acoustic - Instrumental] by ELSKALead-in disco'esque beats: 'SWEET GIRL' by ELSKAFeelgood soulful filler tune: 'BOY' [Radio Edit] by ELSKAFOLLOW me!WEB: elskamusic.comIG: @elskamusicFB: @elskasmusicFB: @HerCreativeHustlePodcastYT: youtube.com/elskamusic

It's the very first interview episode for Season 2! ELSKA chats with award-winning Aussie country music queen Fanny Lumsden. The gals chat about eating Spam, creative independence, DIY career navigation, saying no, nurturing community, embracing creative uniqueness, motherhood + career, and being creatively brave in the midst of uncertainty. CONNECT WITH FANNYWEB: fannylumsden.netSPOTIFY: Fanny LumsdenIG: @fannylumsdenFB: @fannylumsdenmusicYT: youtube.com/FannyLumsdenTHANK YOU from me!This episode of Her Creative Hustle is proudly brought to you by my beautiful Patreon family! If you would like early access to future Her Creative Hustle episodes (and a buncha other super coooool creative things), head straight over to patreon.com/elska and become a member of my Patreon - and you too can enjoy all the glittery perks of being part of my creative fam!MUSIC by me!Intro + outro feelgood harp music: 'BOY' [Acoustic - Instrumental] by ELSKALead-in disco'esque beats: 'SWEET GIRL' by ELSKAFeelgood soulful filler tune: 'BOY' [Radio Edit] by ELSKAFOLLOW me!WEB: elskamusic.comIG: @elskamusicFB: @elskasmusicFB: @HerCreativeHustlePodcastYT: youtube.com/elskamusic

Salty Dog's LOCKDOWN Podcast, April 2020 Visit: www.salty.com.au It ain't groundhog day with the Dawg! Everyday the same in CV19 lockdown? Well here's a hand picked bunch of cool to break that cycle for ya. Cuts from Igor Prado, Johnny Winter, Mission Brown, Ash Grunwald, Allman Brothers, Jesse Malin, Tarbox Ramblers, Jason Isbell, Fanny Lumsden, Sam Baker, Ryan Adams, The Record Company, Opelousas, Tomcat Playground, John Scofield, Show fo Hands, Ben Reel, Flynn Gurry, Vanja Sky, SON, Lou Reed, The Bluesbones, Geoff Achison. ----------- ARTIST / TRACK / ALBUM ** Australia 1. Igor Prado N Sorry Drummer / Lay Around and Love On You / Lay Around and Love On You 2. Johnny Winter / Leland Mississippi Blues / The Essential Johnny Winter 3. ** Mission Brown / She No Good / Moorabbin 4. ** Ash Grunwald / How Many More Years / Mojo 5. Allman Brothers Band / Stand Back / Eat A Peach 6. Jesse Malin / Turn Up The Mains / New York Before The War 7. Tarbox Ramblers / Already Gone / A Fix Back East 8. Jason Isbell / Be Afraid / Be Afraid 9. ** Fanny Lumsden / These Days / Fallow 10. Sam Baker / Say Grace / Say Grace 11. Ryan Adams N The Cardinals / Let Us Down Easy / Cardinology 12. The Record Company / Off The Ground / Give It Back To You 13. ** Opelousas / Meet Me In The Hallway / Opelousas 14. ** Tomcat Playground / Tomcat Stroll / Lock Stock N Everything 15. John Schofield / Cracked Ice / Uberjam Deux 16. Show of Hands / No Secrets / Battlefield Dance Floor 17. Ben Reel / One Of These Days / 7th 18. ** Flynn Gurry / Underdog / Flynn Gurry 19. Vanja Sky / Do You Wanna / Bad Penny 20. SON / Wexford Snow / Found Myself Lost 21. Lou Reed / Busload of Faith / New York 22. Lou Reed / Paranoia of Key / Ecstasy 23. The Bluesbones / The End / Chasing Shadows 24. ** Geoff Achison N UK Souldiggers / Sugar Sweet / 20th Anniversary

Her new album is called 'Fallow' and Fanny Lumsden tracks through with Felicity Urquhart in this weeks Saturday Night Country "House Concert"

This week, two time ARIA nominated and two time Golden Guitar winner Fanny Lumsden shares her incredible journey into motherhood. The country singer/songwriter was born and raised on the land, and when life threw her a little surprise, (her beautiful son Walter) she threw herself into motherhood head on. When she's not living on her NSW property, she's touring and performing in towns across the country with her baby in tow!This is her story.

Fanny Lumsden talks about the very real experiences she and her family endured during the recent bushfires and the ongoing challenges that her local community faces. We also talk about her journey so far as an artist, how the Country Halls Tour came to be, balancing the professional and personal aspects of her relationship with her husband Dan Freeman and her upcoming album, "Fallow."Tone Country is a Country Music entertainment platform based out of Australia. Visit our website at http://www.tonecountry.comFollow its on instagram at: http://instragam.com/tonecountryaus

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

We've got music, sport, water and grain farming this week.   We speak with Fanny Lumsden who is playing at Memorial Park Boundary Bend as part of her Country Halls Tour which has been running for 7 years.  She's a terrific country music artist, and she's allowed us to play a couple of tracks and give away a few double passes.  You can also read about this gig in this week's edition of the Robinvale Sentinel. Leon Johnson is in on one crutch to talk about basketball and his knee so you can quit asking him.  He also likes to hang it on Jade a bit with is comedy for everyone. Kato gives us some headlines from the Sentinel and tells it in Tongan. Finally, Pete Aikman comes in to give us a run down on all of the tennis club happenings and a bit of an overview on the beginning of harvest for him.  It's a really interesting chat.   Check out our facebook and instagram for our giveaway this week.

In the second episode of the Miss Independent Podcast I interview Fanny Lumsden (@fannylumsden) about her career to date and strategies she has used to create community and industry approval all in one. The Miss Independent Podcast aims to help Independent Musician's (specifically in the Australian Country Music Industry) understand what is required to be relevant and successful in the modern music industry! www.fannylumsden.net You can follow along with the podcast here: www.missindependentco.com www.facebook.com/missindependentco www.instagram.com/missindependentco www.twitter.com/msindependentco Follow Sarah's journey here: Socials @sarahleetemusic Website: www.sarahleetemusic.com

It was all about country music powerhouse couples in Tamworth. Husband Adam Eckersley of the Adam Eckersley Band and wife Brooke McClymont of The McClymonts have joined forces as a duo and are set to release their first album together

Fanny Lumsden performed her latest single Roll On at the Golden Guitar Awards Show 2018.

A stack of stories and songs from artists Weeping Willows, Kristy Cox, Rebecca Lee Nye, Billy Bridge, Brad Butcher, Luke Dickens, Fanny Lumsden and James Blundell!

We feature tracks and performances from Fanny Lumsden.

Pip talks to country music star Fanny Lumsden about her 'Country Halls' tour as well as the ingenious marketing campaign "I love Fanny."

Fanny Lumsden is on her Soapbox telling Roo Arcus that If That’s What Love Was then Lachlan Bryan would be Afraid Of The Light... But it all sounds like a walk in the Devil’s Garden to Jasper Hollis... Also tunes from Ben Ransom, Adam Eckersley, Jewel, Dolly Parton, chats with Sharmain Kendrick and the Band Perry all on REAL Country This week! Subscribe or listen to REAL Country FREE here: iTunes: http://bit.ly/1fHY1dH TuneIn: http://tun.in/tfQEys Web: http://www.RealCountryMix.com/ Listening on iTunes? We'd love a 5 star review!

This week Fanny Lumsden is on her Soapbox as The Wolfe Brothers listen drinking One Beer At A Time until Caitlyn Shadbolt decides to Shoot Out The Lights. Dustin Lynch just called it a Hell Of A Night! Also tunes from Justin Standley, Carrie Underwood, Dolly Parton and chats with Mick Lindsay and Zac Brown all on my Real Country this week. Subscribe or listen to REAL Country FREE here: iTunes: http://bit.ly/1fHY1dH TuneIn: http://tun.in/tfQEys Web: http://www.RealCountryMix.com/ Listening on iTunes? We'd love a 5 star review!