Jen Mize is an Australian country music storyteller whose voice threads the warmth of classic country with the grit of contemporary Americana. Born in the United States and forged in Berklee-trained songwriting circles, she found a home in Australia’s vibrant roots scene, translating personal histories into songs that feel intimate and expansive. Based in Brisbane, she performs as a solo artist and with Jen Mize & the Rough ’N’ Tumble, weaving spare, expressive arrangements with pedal steel, acoustic guitars, and a husky, narrative-driven vocal.

Her discography traces a journey from earnest beginnings to bolder explorations. Debut album Fear, Pride & A Few Stubborn Angels opened a path for storytelling that embraces vulnerability, while 2017’s Warning Label expanded that voice into a swampy, swamp-tinged country mood. Recent singles like “Hell or High Water” and “First Stone” have carried her sound into national radio rotation and festival stages, resonating with listeners who seek resilience, kinship, and the quiet courage to keep going.

Beyond studio and stage, Mize shapes conversations as a radio presenter for ABC Country and Double J, mentors aspiring songwriters, and advocates for artist wellbeing. Her live shows—whether intimate or full-band—invite audiences to lean in and listen.