Kate Ceberano burst onto the scene as the dynamic frontwoman of pop funk band 'I’m Talking', achieving five consecutive hit singles and a Platinum debut album, "Bear Witness," which secured a place in The 100 Best Australian Albums. The year was 1986, a landmark year where Kate won Most Popular Female Artist at the Countdown Awards alongside Michael Hutchence from INXS, who won Most Popular Male Artist.
Since then, Kate has been a relentless force in the Australian music industry, releasing 28 albums over 35 years and effortlessly navigating various genres. Her accolades include three ARIA awards and seven nominations for Best Female Artist, solidifying her status as Australian entertainment royalty. Her diverse career spans starring roles in productions like "Jesus Christ Superstar" and "South Pacific," hosting her own ABC TV show "Kate Ceberano & Friends," and winning "Dancing With The Stars."
In 2014, Kate became the first Australian woman inducted into the Australian Songwriters Association (ASA) Hall of Fame, and in 2016, she received the Order of Australia for her contributions to the arts and charity. She also curated the Adelaide Cabaret Festival for a record-breaking three years, showcasing her versatility and creative prowess.
Kate Ceberano remains a national treasure with one of the most celebrated voices of her generation, a testament to her enduring influence and unmatched talent in the Australian entertainment landscape.
