Adele Oliver is a powerful new voice in Western Australia's country music scene, bringing the raw essence of the Kimberley to her earthy alt-country sound. With a captivating voice that draws comparisons to Missy Higgins and Liz Stringer, Adele’s songs explore life in all its forms—from gritty stompers to tender, lovesick ballads.

Originally from WA’s Wheatbelt and raised in Broome on Djuagn & Yawuru Country, Adele’s music is deeply connected to the place where the red dirt meets the sea. While influenced by artists like the Pigram Brothers, The Waifs, and Kasey Chambers, she found her unique voice in Fitzroy Crossing. It was there, amongst the spinifex plains and dry riverbed of the Martuwarra River, that she penned her early works, including her 2021 EP From the River.

2024 marked a career breakthrough with the release of her second EP, To Home and Heartbreak, produced by James Newhouse. The lead single, "Wiley Blue," debuted at #24 on the Country Songs Top 40 Australian Airplay chart and saw Adele named Songwriter of the Year at the Western Australian Country Music Awards. The follow-up single, "Home Tonight," further cemented her success, climbing to #10 on the AMRAP Regional Charts.

Adele has cut her teeth on regional stages across the country. Her extensive touring includes opening for Troy Cassar-Daley and supporting King Stingray at the Odyssea Festival. In 2025, she completed a massive 26-date tour across three states, securing coveted spots at the Nannup Music Festival, Boyup Brook Country Music Festival, and Dashville’s Nundle Rocks during the Tamworth Country Music Festival.