Tori Forsyth is a compelling Australian singer-songwriter who has forged a reputation for raw honesty, gritty storytelling, and a refusal to be confined by genre. With a sound that has traversed from acoustic roots to 90s-inspired rock and back again, she is celebrated for her powerful vocals and an authentic approach that peels back the layers of the human experience.

Hailing from the Hunter Valley region of New South Wales, Tori grew up on a farm with a deeply organic introduction to music, absorbing an eclectic mix of influences from Fleetwood Mac to Chris Isaak. She burst onto the scene in 2015 with her debut EP Black Bird, followed by the breakout single "New Wall." Her highly anticipated debut album, Dawn of the Dark (2018), solidified her place in the industry, earning her three Golden Guitar nominations and acclaim as one of the strongest country records of the year.

Never one to stay static, Tori explored heavier sonic territories with her second album Provlépseis (2021), embracing a grunge-rock edge. However, 2024 marked a triumphant return to her country roots with the release of her third studio album, All We Have Is Who We Are. The album’s lead-up saw her nominated for a 2024 Q Music Award for the single "Sometimes," and she collaborated with mentor and friend Kasey Chambers, who provided backing vocals on the track "Good Enough."

Her latest album is described by the artist as a collective "exhale"—a record that dives into darkness to emerge into the light. The opening track, "All We Are," sets a rollicking tone with soaring vocals and thrumming bass, embodying Tori's philosophy of radical acceptance. Having approached this new chapter with the singular intention to follow what she loves and settle for nothing less, Tori Forsyth continues to captivate audiences with her fearless vulnerability and dynamic musicality.