Victoria Crosby is a captivating Aussie country singer, songwriter, and storyteller hailing from Mareeba in Far North Queensland. With a voice full of "red dust and heart," she blends traditional country influences with a modern edge to craft songs that are honest, lived-in, and unmistakably northern.

Victoria’s roots run deep in the Cape and the Gulf, and the landscape of her upbringing shapes every song she writes. From dusty bush tracks to the quiet strength of FNQ towns, her music carries the spirit of her family, her community, and the country she grew up in. She is dedicated to celebrating life "north of the range," sharing the unique characters and stories of her home with the world.

2025 was a breakout year for Victoria. She released five singles—including "Red Dome Dust," "Bush Kids Don’t Do Well in the City," and "Yodeling with Duke"—which were embraced by radio both at home and abroad. Several tracks reached the Australian Country Top 40 Airplay Chart, with multiple singles hitting #1 on international country charts. Her debut album, North of the Range, was released in November 2025 to strong acclaim, while the poignant track "Flowers for Annie" earned a nomination for Heritage Song of the Year at the Australian Bush Ballad Awards.

Victoria is currently stepping into an exciting new chapter. Her upcoming second album, If the Boots Fit, is set to begin rolling out in March 2026. This new collection showcases her versatility, featuring a broader mix of bush ballads, traditional country, and country blues, spiced with unexpected twists of pop and rock—marking a fresh, energetic era for this authentic storyteller.