In early 2026, Ray will unveil a new studio album, a powerful body of work, showcasing an evolution in sound and spirit that promises to be her most fully realised work to date.
Watch this space for release alerts!
In the meantime, here’s a couple of pictures taken by renowned photographer Joshua Black Wilkins during Sue’s recording session at The Tractor Shed Studio in Goodlettsville in April 2025.
CLICK HERE to purchase your copy: Good Time Girl | Sue Ray (bandcamp.com)
STREAM HERE: https://ffm.to/goodtimegirllive
After having to reschedule this event due to wet weather back in June, we’re excited to announce that Blak Day Out has been renamed ‘Last Night’ and will now be the final event of Open Season 2024!
The event is a free, all ages street party that will take over Brisbane/Meanjin’s King St precinct, brought to life by Blak Social.
Last Night: Blak Day Out celebrates some of the country’s finest First Nations artists alongside a selection of seriously good eats as a string of pop-up bars, street food stalls, Indigenous retailers, outdoor music stages and entertainment.
Prepare to spend a beautiful evening with these incredible artists….
Your hometown never leaves you, and when you’re ten thousand feet in the air, your roots are always planted in the ground of where you call home.
Walking These Streets, Sue Ray’s second single of 2023, co-written by Tia Gostelow and Moss, signifies a change of pace for Sue.
This uplifting, sentimental track celebrates how you can ground yourself with the people and places that know you best.
It is a dedication to when you’re out following your dreams, you can always find yourself again when you’re back home.
DOWNLOAD your cope here: https://ffm.to/walkingthesestreets
Sue Ray is thrilled to be joining the line-up of stellar Australian artists at this years Sunshine Sounds Festival.
See Sue Ray featured on Channel 7’s Creek To Coast programme. Follow the link below, and scroll down to see Sue yarn about all things music, family, touring and VANJAM.
Creek To Coast segment – Van Jam! A new festival combining touring and tunes. – Creek To Coast
You can see the whole episode on Channel 7’s Creek To Coast programme, season 23, episode 23.
Sue Ray returned to her hometown after being away for seventeen years and noticed a lot had changed. Same Train is Sue’s dedication to her hometown, the changes and growth within not only the town, but herself, and a reminder that no matter what side of the tracks you come from you can all hear the same train rolling on. A metaphor for sometimes the very thing that divides us, is often the very thing we all have in common.
LISTEN HERE: https://ffm.to/sametrain
OFFICIAL FILMCLIP
Recorded and co-produced by 8 Ball Aitken | www.8ballaitken.com
Mixed and co-produced by Sue Ray | www.sueraymusic.com
Final mix and master by Jason Millhouse at Recordworks Studio | www.recordworks.com.au
Written by © Sue Ray 2022 Featuring Lead guitar / dobro / bass – 8 Ball Aitken Vocals / guitar / harmonica – Sue Ray Drums / percussion – Harry Schneider
Filmclip recorded and produced by Rare Squid Creative Toowoomba | www.facebook.com/raresquidcreative
Filmed on location in Toowoomba QLD
