Mark Seymour is internationally acclaimed as one of Australia's premier singer-songwriters. Gaining prominence as the lead singer of Hunters & Collectors, Mark has since had a distinguished career as a singer and acoustic guitarist. He has composed film scores, written and performed music for theatre productions, and even ventured into acting. In 2008, Mark published "Thirteen Tonne Theory," a novel that compiles stories, observations, and experiences from his 18 years with Hunters & Collectors and his solo career.
During the 80s and 90s, Mark achieved cult status in the Australian rock scene with Hunters & Collectors, a dynamic eight-piece funk ensemble that toured globally. In 1998, feeling he had reached his peak as the band's frontman, Mark embarked on a solo career, embracing the simplicity of performing with just an acoustic guitar.
As a solo artist, Mark rediscovered a powerful intensity in his voice. His five successful solo albums retain the raw, emotional depth of his work with Hunters & Collectors, especially evident in their landmark album "Human Frailty."
A passionate and intense vocalist, Mark Seymour continues to attract strong audiences. His songwriting evolves continually, producing tracks that resonate deeply with listeners. Mark Seymour's music and lyrics remain an integral part of Australia's musical heritage.
