Grace Cummings - Winter Sounds 2025
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Critically acclaimed Australian artist Grace Cummings hit a new high in 2024 with the release of her third album, Ramona. “It felt like the wind of a hurricane entered the room,” said fan and friend, Angel Olsen.
Praised worldwide in outlets ranging from PAPER to The Guardian, Rolling Stone to NPR, Ramona is a work of raw truth rendered in its most beautiful form. In a departure from the self-produced approach of her 2019 debut Refuge Cove and its 2022 follow-up Storm Queen—the Melbourne-based artist worked with producer Jonathan Wilson (Father John Misty, Margo Price) to dream up a lavishly orchestrated sound that fully accommodates the depth and scope of her vocal prowess.
Bullarto Hall, via the Spa Country Rail - Sunday August 17 - train departs 12.00pm
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Critically acclaimed Australian artist Grace Cummings hit a new high in 2024 with the release of her third album, Ramona. “It felt like the wind of a hurricane entered the room,” said fan and friend, Angel Olsen.
Praised worldwide in outlets ranging from PAPER to The Guardian, Rolling Stone to NPR, Ramona is a work of raw truth rendered in its most beautiful form. In a departure from the self-produced approach of her 2019 debut Refuge Cove and its 2022 follow-up Storm Queen—the Melbourne-based artist worked with producer Jonathan Wilson (Father John Misty, Margo Price) to dream up a lavishly orchestrated sound that fully accommodates the depth and scope of her vocal prowess.
Bullarto Hall, via the Spa Country Rail - Sunday August 17 - train departs 12.00pm
Get Tickets
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