The Wolfe Brothers return in 2016 with their highly anticipated new album This Crazy Life – fresh off the back of their win for ‘Best Group’ at the recent CMC Awards.
Written and recorded in Nashville, This Crazy Life showcases the Tasmanian country rockers at their very best, with songs full of heart and made for good times. 

Sandie Dodd has been singing up a country storm for the past 15 years performing at Country Music Festivals, Truck Shows, B&S Balls and Country Music Clubs across Australia. For 10 years she fronted Victorian Country Band Ruckus, collecting a swag of nominations and awards.
Her debut EP, Burning Memories, produced by multi Golden Guitar winner Bernie O'Brien from 70's band Saltbush received international acclaim with 2 tracks reaching no. 3 and 7 in the European charts and scoring her a nomination for Entertainer of the Year. Her new album, More To Love, another collaboration with O'Brien, features Bernie's self-penned songs including an original song which saw Sandie nominated for Best New Songwriter. 

Imogen Clark paints evocative stories without the need to bury the listener in detail. Simple observations and perfectly formed lines are key aspects of her songwriting. “I’m not coming home, I’m just coming back”, she sings in 'Things You Never Had'. It’s just one of many lines on the album that cut right to the core of her songs and establish their emotional tone so effectively.

The range and conviction throughout her songs is what has already drawn many to Imogen’s songwriting and will capture the hearts and minds of new fans once they hear Love & Lovely Lies.

“I love this album," she says. "It’s definitely the thing I’m proudest to put my name on so far in my life. I had a big hand in producing it myself and I’d never done that on a record before. I produced it with two great artists – Harry Hookey and Jack Hookey. We worked on it and played all the instruments together. I’ve never had a record that represented me more. It really is a snapshot of me at 20 and 21 years of age, and I’m really proud of it.”

Country music star Travis Collins is no stranger to success, his last offering Wired debuted at #1 on the ARIA country albums chart, and placed top 20 in the all-genre chart. 
The lead single ‘Curves’ set a new record with a whopping 10 weeks at #1 on the national airplay chart. He is a multiple ACE, MO, CMC, and Golden Guitar finalist – including this year for Male Artist of the Year and Top Selling Album. With a growing string of #1’s under his belt and a decade of winning fans whilst touring with some of the industry heavyweights, Travis’ fan-base is growing stronger with every move.
From first busking on Tamworth’s legendary Peel Street at age 11, to the biggest stages in Australia, to being crowned a Starmaker winner and multiple Golden Guitar nominations -Travis Collins and Tamworth Country Music Festival go arm in arm like close family. 

It was just two years ago when the critically acclaimed artist, Sara Storer picked up 3 Golden Guitar Awards for her album, Lovegrass, at the CMAA Country Music Awards in Tamworth.
Sara has certainly kept busy the last few years, giving birth to her 4th son as well as writing and recording her 6th full length album, filled with exciting new material. The title of the new album, Silos, is set for March 11th release
As with all of Sara’s songs, the lyrics paint a picture and tell a story that takes the listener into her world of Australian rural life.
World-class production was again provided by award winning producer, Matt Fell.