Amber Lawrence is one of Australia’s most celebrated and hardest-working country artists. A 6-time Golden Guitar winner and 2-time ARIA nominee, she is currently celebrating a remarkable 20-year career that has seen her inducted into the prestigious Galaxy of Stars alongside legends like Kasey Chambers and Lee Kernaghan.

Amber’s prolific career hit a new peak in 2022 and 2023. Her acclaimed album Living for the Highlights debuted as the ARIA #1 Country Album and secured her the Golden Guitar for Album of the Year and Female Artist of the Year in 2023. Not stopping there, she was recognised as the highest-selling female artist of that year—a testament to her relentless work ethic. Her extensive discography now includes seven studio albums and three popular children's albums, including the The Kid’s Gone Country series.

Renowned for her stamina and connection to audiences, Amber maintains a relentless touring schedule, having performed over 90 shows in 2022 alone. She is a regular headliner at Australia’s biggest festivals, including the Deni Ute Muster, Gympie Music Muster, CMC Rocks, and the Tamworth Country Music Festival. Whether backed by her "big gun band" on a festival stage or performing intimate acoustic sets, her music resonates with stories of love, heartache, and resilience.

Amber’s influence extends far beyond the stage. In 2017, she penned and recorded "100 Year Handshake" to commemorate the alliance between Australia and the USA, performing the song in New York for the US President and the Australian Prime Minister. She also counts entertaining troops in Afghanistan, The Sinai, and East Timor among her most rewarding moments, alongside major national performances at Carols in the Domain and Australia Day Live at the Sydney Opera House.