Lizzie Steadman

Lizzie Steadman, an Aboriginal singer/songwriter has an ability to tell a story through her song writing and empowering vocals. she incorporates soul, folk, blues and country into the music she plays and writes.

Lizzie was awarded the Troy Cassar-Daley Indigenous scholarship to attend the CMAA Academy of Country Music in January 2018.
She played at multiple venues over the Tamworth Country Music festival singing on stage with Kevin Bennet and The Flood, performing on stage with Roger Corbett, (Bushwackers) at her graduation concert and sang with O’Shea at the 2018 Golden Guitar Awards.

Lizzie was a finalist in the Indigenous women category for the ZONTA international women’s day awards, and has continued to inspire, empower and give strength to women through her music.
She attended the DAG sheep station at Nundle NSW, for a songwriter retreat in July 2018 and was mentored by Luke O’Shea, Shane Nicholson, Aleyce Simmonds, Kevin Bennet, Jeremy Edwards and Brad Butcher. She performed on stage with Shane Nicholson, a song they wrote together at the retreat.

Lizzie has just recorded with ENREC studios in Tamworth and will be releasing a debut single in September 2018.

People who have influenced her music greatly have been artist such as Eva Cassidy, Patty Griffin, Bob Dylan and Paul Kelly among many others. Life's journey has allowed the singer to portray a resilience learnt and this heard through her music.