“It is only a matter of time before she is a household name in Australia, on a major record label and headlining festivals here and around the world.”
– Peter Noble, Festival Director, Bluesfest
“Lucy's a talented songwriter, singer, and musician. Her songs are smart, intelligent, and funny… her voice is beautiful and unique.”
– Malcolm Haynes, Glastonbury Festival
Bright, colourful, and brilliant, Lucy Gallant has crafted her own genre, she lovingly refers to as bohemian Folk-pop. Anchored in folk-roots and enriched by a twist of soul and reggae, her sound is fiercely original, experimental, and avant-garde. The Australian songstress has been hailed as one of the most talented indie artists on the global circuit.
Having toured the USA, South and Central America, Japan, Australia, NZ, the UK, and much of Europe, she has dazzled audiences at intimate venues and major festivals, including Glastonbury Festival (UK), Beautiful Days (UK), Art Basel (US), and Australia’s largest music festivals, such as Splendour in the Grass, Woodford Folk Festival, and Byron Bay Bluesfest.
Her multicultural heritage shines vibrantly through her artistry. Drawing from her Burmese, Russian, Irish, English, and Australian roots, she crafts genre-blended tunes with conscious lyrics that resonate deeply. As a multi-instrumentalist and one-woman powerhouse, Lucy combines high-energy rhythms on the Cajón—played with her feet—while simultaneously singing and playing guitar and chimes. Her unique voice, rich with soulful undertones and a rhapsodic range, effortlessly conveys a full spectrum of emotion, captivating audiences with its raw power and heartfelt delivery.
A prolific songwriter, she has written over 1000 songs since childhood.
Lucy’s mission is clear: to uplift and inspire through her music. She sees her fans as family, creating a "love bubble" at each show that grows and expands with every performance. In a world challenged by war, environmental destruction, cruelty, depression, and loneliness, Lucy strives to shift the energy with her positive lyrics and vibrant sound. She believes even the smallest spark of positivity can ignite a ripple effect—transforming one person and inspiring others to do the same.
“It starts with one, then there’s two, then three, and then a thousand.”
Lucy's nomadic heart led her to a life on the road in her early teens, beginning with a hitchhiking tour of Australia and evolving into a wild pilgrimage to more than 50 countries. She traveled on horseback through Brazil, camped with Bedouin tribes in Egypt, and stayed with families on Indian reserves. Her lust for freedom and adventure has significantly influenced her worldly musical style, creating a distinct tropical flavour.
After tragically losing both parents just six months apart during the global pandemic, Lucy's world fell apart. Yet, in her optimistic spirit, she transformed her pain into creativity, writing the poignant song “Heaven.” Released on her “Flowers” EP in 2023, this heartfelt track profoundly impacts anyone who hears it, often bringing entire audiences to tears. Lucy's ability to channel her emotions into music resonates deeply with listeners, showcasing her incredible strength and artistry.
To ease her heartache, she adopted a Chihuahua puppy named Lola. This sassy little companion has brought joy to Lucy’s life and become an integral part of her act. Together, they have completed three tours of Australia, with Lola’s big personality and love for travel shining through, winning hearts at every show.
“I've met many kind people from around the world, which has given me much more faith in humanity and positive change,” Lucy shares. “With my music, I aim to inspire people and help them remember who they are—the true person inside, not what they feel they are expected to be by others. We are all individually beautiful and unique, and if you truly just be yourself, then you are free and happy. The freer and happier you are, the more you will inspire others to do the same.”
“A rich tapestry of genres, unique sounds, and expert storytelling.” – Happy Mag
“A powerful force on stage.” – Sunshine Coast News
“A star on the rise…” – The Echo
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