Missy Higgins, an acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter, has captivated audiences with her irresistible melodies and poignant lyrics delivered through a striking voice that resonates deeply.
Her albums, including ‘The Sound Of White’ (ARIA Album Of The Year), ‘On A Clear Night’, and ‘The Ol’ Razzle Dazzle’, have collectively sold over two million copies worldwide. These albums feature hits like ‘Scar’, ’Ten Days’, ‘Where I Stood’, ‘Steer’, ‘Everyone’s Waiting’, and ‘Hello Hello’, solidifying her as a five-time chart-topper and nine-time ARIA Award winner.
Missy’s career spans diverse achievements, including appearing twice on the cover of Australia’s Rolling Stone magazine. After a successful stint touring and recording, she took a hiatus from music in 2009 to explore interests in Indigenous Studies and acting, debuting in the Australian film ‘Bran Nue Dae’.
In 2014, Missy released the innovative ‘OZ’, a book/covers album garnering rave reviews. She later released impactful standalone singles like ‘Oh Canada’ and ‘Torchlight’, which won Best Original Song Composed for the Screen at the 2017 APRA Screen Music Awards for its powerful narrative.
Her fifth studio album, ‘Solastalgia’, launched in 2018 with the hit single ‘Futon Couch’, marking a resurgence in her radio success. Missy also joined Ed Sheeran’s monumental ÷ Tour, setting records with nearly one million tickets sold.
The ‘Coming Home Tour’ in 2019 saw Missy co-headline with John Butler Trio+, performing at prestigious venues like the Sidney Myer Music Bowl and the Sydney Opera House forecourt. She contributed original songs to ABC TV’s ‘Total Control’, which received critical acclaim and nominations at the APRA Screen Music Awards.
Missy began 2020 strong with the release of ‘Carry You’, a single written by Tim Minchin, followed by ‘When The Machine Starts’, capping off another impactful year in her illustrious career.
