Cruisin Country 2022

The multi-talented Mick Buckley first found fame as the rockin’ drummer for “The Radiators”, then, went back to his childhood roots & became a rockin’, swingin’, boogie woogie Piano Man playing retro & modern feel good classics, allways with a unique twist, plus, with his own charting hit songs and his ability to adapt to any situation and audience, he became one of Sydney’s most popular Piano Men.

Amber Lawrence is an award-­winning singer-­songwriter like no other, who has just been awarded the prestigious ‘Female Artist of the Year’ award, at the 2015 CMAA Golden Guitar awards. Cruisin’ Country 2020 will be her tenth cruise – having being the only headliner to perform on every Cruisin’ Country voyage.

With a career spanning almost twenty years, over half a million album sales, gold and platinum albums and eight Golden Guitar Awards, Adam Harvey is one of Australia’s most popular & enduring recording artists. Adam […]

Troy Cassar-Daley is regarded as one of Australian country music’s finest singer/songwriters. He is a hugely successful artist, much adored by country music fans across Australia. Troy is also well known for his generosity and is well respected by his peers and the greater music industry. All of this is reflected on a mainstream level by the many industry awarded accolades for his work as a successful recording artist.

Winning the Toyota Star Maker Quest, marked the start of a remarkable career that’s not only taken Gina to the top of the country music industry, but continued to bring new surprises and successes for this talented and vivacious woman.

There is no question; John Williamson is a musical icon of Australia. His name is firmly cemented in the culture and fabric of the country he loves. His impressive career now spans more than 45 years and he has survived and soared in the entertainment industry whilst most of his colleagues have not.

Lee Kernaghan reinvigorated Australian Country Music in the 1990’s, synthesising traditional country themes with his own brand of rural rock and images of an evolving regional culture. Songs like The Outback Club, Boys from The Bush, Hat Town, She’s My Ute and Australian Boy are now modern day anthems for a generation of Australians living and working on the land.