Phoebe Jay is a dynamic country music singer-songwriter hailing from the sun-kissed cane fields of Bundaberg. Possessing a voice that is as distinctive as it is mesmerising, she stands at the forefront of the new generation of Australian country music. Known for melodic tones and harmonies that blend classic country traditions with a contemporary twist, Phoebe has forged a fresh sound that captivates audiences of all ages.

Phoebe’s remarkable journey began early; at just 14, she boldly launched her debut EP, Higher Than This Day. This milestone followed the release of her debut single, "14 Cents at the Gate," a heartfelt response to the Dairy Farmers crisis that catapulted her into the international spotlight. Her undeniable talent was further highlighted by her appearance on Season 9 of The Voice, and she has since collected a string of independent country music awards and two national number one singles.

A songwriter with a conscience, Phoebe’s release "Free Air"—a collaboration with the renowned guitar virtuoso Tommy Emmanuel—served as a powerful platform for raising awareness about rural suicide prevention and supporting Rural Aid. This track resonated deeply with fans, showcasing her ability to use music to bridge the gap between urban and rural communities.

With a career already spanning over a decade, Phoebe has graced prestigious stages including the Gympie Music Muster and the legendary Tamworth Country Music Festival. Currently, she is busy performing across Queensland with her band, RlyAir, entertaining crowds at festivals, rodeos, campdrafts, and clubs. As she looks back on ten years of performing, Phoebe is eagerly anticipating the release of her next EP, ready to share the next chapter of her musical journey with her dedicated supporters.