Simmonds is a 2 x Golden Guitar Winner, 2017 APRA Award Winner for Country Work Of The Year, 2017 and 2016 Australian Independent Female Vocalist of The Year and 2017 Australian Independent Artist Of The Year Hall and Hands of Fame Inductee. Aleyce has toured nationally and internationally, including the incredible honour of performing for the troops in the Middle East.
Heart Worn Highways, City Streets, Deserted Back-Roads. Like any Country Singer,
Tamworth’s own 8 x Golden Guitar and 5 x CMC Award Nominated singer/songwriter,
Aleyce Simmonds knows the weight of every step.
Having spent the past 21 years in the Industry, traveling the world creating and recording
music, she has grown to realise what she loves about the world, music and in particular, the keeper of her heart - Country Music.
‘It evokes more emotion than anything else.. in my opinion. They say that a picture paints a thousand words.. well, for me, a great country song sings a million words and emotions. And, all in a heartbeat”.
The 3rd studio album, released at the Tamworth Country Music Festival on the 20th January debuted at #1 on the Australian Independent Record Labels Association chart beating out Sia and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds; #5 on the ARIA Top 40 Country Albums Chart behind Keith Urban, Kasey Chambers, The McClymonts and Cream of Country; #4 on the ARIA Top 20 Australian Country Artist Country Albums Chart, #25 on the ARIA Top 50 Albums Chart (all genre) and #10 on the ARIA Top 20 Australia Artist Albums Chart (all genres).
The 4th Studio Album, Here and Now, debuted at #1 ON THE ARIA top 40 Country Albums Chart and the corresponding single found much chart success locally and internationally.
Aleyce most recently took some time off the road to focus on her greatest release yet, the birth of her daughter – Georgia Daisy.
The brand new single ‘Things I’ve Learned’ is currently in charts right around Australia and played on high rotation on CMT. With more singles set for release during 2025, Aleyce has a whole new reason to breathe and get on stage these days. To make her daughter proud.
