Natalie’s life has played out like one long country song. The product of a broken home, with numerous stepbrothers, sisters and mothers, the singer was raised by her truck driver father, a KB drinkin’, camel-smokin’ man with the charm of Burt Reynolds. He would sing along to classics by Willie Nelson and The Highwaymen as Natalie lay in the sleeper cab of his prime mover, rolling interstate. Natalie’s singing career didn’t begin until the age of 34, when she realised her love for writing was more than just words on a page, it was her way of feeding her emotion an escape from the daily routine. In just three years Natalie has been up, down and across Australia singing and sharing her stories of love, loss and heartache to festivals and shows all over. The Debut Single “If We Said Goodbye” Produced by Bill Chambers. It's a powerful message, that “you can raise your babies equally as well apart.” Natalie says. With the recent single release 'Apple and Pride', produced by Michael Moko, Natalie has set the scene for her much-anticipated album launch.
TOUR DATES Thurs 11 April The Emily Grace, Adelaide 7pm Sat 4 May Ramblin' Nights Sly Fox, Sydney Sun 5 May Junk Bar, Brisbane Fri 10 May Flow Bar, Old Bar Sat 11 May Dusty Attic Music Lounge, Lismore Sat 18 May Bulga Beats Festival 1pm Fri 31 May The Wheaty, Adelaide