Fanny Lumsden Announces “Play With Fanny” National Support Act Competition For Local And Developing Artists

Photo: Dara Munnis. @daramunnis

Weeks out from the commencement of her first ever national capital city headline tour, multi-award-winning singer songwriter Fanny Lumsden has announced a competition for one local artist in each tour location to come play with her as her official support act!

The tour kicks off in Perth on February 6 and Fanny and her band The Prawn Stars will traverse the country with shows in Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney, wrapping the tour in Canberra on February 21.

Entrants are asked to upload a video performance of one song on the Fanny Lumsden / Destroy All Lines socials and Fanny will personally judge the entrants with results to be drawn on Wednesday 17 December.

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Supporting developing, local artists is a cause close to Fanny’s heart and she expressed today, “Playing live is what has built my entire career, from Country halls tour, to Glastonbury and everything in between, so getting to hear other incredible artists do their thing and share the stage with them is such an inspiring part of the job for me. Australia is honestly bursting with talent at the moment, so I think there’s no better time to share the love, both for us as artists and with the audiences”.

This announcement follows the news of her Video of The Year, Golden Guitar award nomination for her autobiographical clip and latest single Look at Me Now ahead of Tamworth’s 54th Golden Guitar Awards scheduled for January 24th at the TRECC. The track is a reflection on her musical journey so far, recorded whilst on the road in Europe with her live band. The clip was produced by Fanny and Dan Stanley Freeman and is a testament to a career that continues to grow with every year.

The nomination has wrapped a huge year for Fanny that saw her headline a successful 23-date European tour and included a sold-out Country Halls tour in Scotland, no less than 7 festivals plus a support slot with fellow Australian singer songwriter Paul Kelly. Fanny then returned to Australia and immediately commenced her run of performances on Kelly’s Antipodean Arena Tour with Lucinda Williams. Festival shows at both Dashville Skyline and Savannah in the Round followed and she opened for Rob Thomas on his Australian tour in early November.

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