Live at Keystone 1889 in Bathurst: Fanny Lumsden

2 x ARIA, 10 Golden Guitar, 3x AIR winning artist Fanny Lumsden's fifth studio album out October 30, Traditions is a heartfelt collection of songs that marks a deeply resonant shift in Lumsden’s songwriting and has resulted in her boldest face first album yet. Recorded live with her band the Daddies, produced by Steven Schram at Soundpark studios in Melbourne, Traditions is a testament to the band's enormous amount of touring together from Country Halls to Glastonbury UK, over the past few years.

Raised on a sheep farm in western NSW, award-winning artist Fanny has performed on some of the world's biggest stages and toured with artists like Paul Kelly and Lucinda Williams. She has established herself as “one of the genre’s most esteemed performers” (The Australian), combining heartfelt songwriting, humour and sharp observation with a live show renowned for its energy, generosity and connection.

‘There’s no mistaking the joy she carries into her music — it’s authentic, heartfelt, and absolutely contagious. It’s not just charm that makes Fanny such a force… she delivered a set that showcased why she’s one of Australia’s finest contemporary country storytellers’ - Hunter Brother Media 2025

A compelling and captivating performance’ - Hi Fi

“Shes got a great connection with audiences, is great fun and has great songs too’ - Paul Kelly

“There are certain visionary artists forging new paths and reinventing what popular music looks and sounds like. Fanny Lumsden is one such artist, delivering a compelling blend of stagecraft, storytelling, and musical prowess that has mesmerised audiences all over the world”

★ ★ ★ ★★ Joshua Eckersley, BMA Magazine 2023

‘There’s no mistaking the joy she carries into her music — it’s authentic, heartfelt, and absolutely contagious she delivered a set that showcased why she’s one of Australia’s finest contemporary country storytellers. Fanny’s songs painted vivid pictures of rural life, family, and the kind of stories that connect deeply across generations.’

★ ★ ★ ★★ Hunter Brothers Media 2025