Sue Ray’s new single “All The Lonely Ones” is now live. Available on all digital platforms and streaming services.

Here it here: https://open.spotify.com/album/55SnUBR4bjsHTFqtT7bPy6?si=fmNIWq1vSemQyHsgug03-g

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Sue Ray is simply thrilled to be releasing her first Single of 2021. Co-written with the incredible wordsmith and pop singer/songwriter Sean Sennett, All The Lonely Ones is a mystical track, and a little bit left field for Sue Ray. A simple message seeping with an old country vibe, yet crafted with intricate sweeping harmonies and instrumentation, it evokes haunting emotions and a vibe reminiscent of Springsteen’s Nebraska album. With this track, Sue and Sean felt inspired to look outside of the familiar country clichés, and explore the sentiment of living as a songwriter, the sacrifices, the joys, and the relentless uncontrollable drive to pursue a dream. Essentially songwriters writing for the songwriters, whilst also dedicating it to the audience with love and kindness. Stepping seamlessly into the role of sound engineer and producer, Sue is proud to release this beautiful track. It is a small taste of what is to come later in the year with her up-coming album Demons Will Win due November 2021.

Sue Ray is honored to be the second last act for the last Bushtime Camp for January 2021. Having played one of the first camps back in 2020, she is thrilled to be back again to perform with some friends on the Pond stage at 7pm. Don’t miss your chance to be a part of such a beautiful and soul enriching festival.

Tickets available: Tickets – Woodfordia Inc

Tickets available at link or at Eventbrite website:

https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/bemac-live-sue-ray-tickets-

After a year of forced isolations, introspection and reflection, Sue Ray is enormously thrilled to be finally playing again, not only a real live show, but a live show at one of her favorite performance spaces, BEMAC.
In 2017, Sue performed at Woodford Folk Festival with the talented and renowned performers, Helen Svoboda and Rebecca Karlen. So Sue has asked them to return to the stage with her for this intimate evening, bringing new songs, fresh arrangements and delicate harmonies provided by Helen and Rebecca. Helen recently won The Freedman Jazz Fellowship Award and Rebecca regularly sings in world music band “Estampa”. 

121307416749After a year of forced isolations, introspection and reflection, Sue Ray is enormously thrilled to be finally playing again, not only a real live show, but a live show at one of her favorite performance spaces, BEMAC.
In 2017, Sue performed at Woodford Folk Festival with the talented and renowned performers, Helen Svoboda and Rebecca Karlen. So Sue has asked them to return to the stage with her for this intimate evening, bringing new songs, fresh arrangements and delicate harmonies provided by Helen and Rebecca. Helen recently won The Freedman Jazz Fellowship Award and Rebecca regularly sings in world music band “Estampa”. 

The show will also be live streamed for anyone that isn’t able to attend. So come experience local live music again, in an intimate setting with the option of a light dinner and various seating choices. But hurry! Tickets and seating is limited (due to COVID restrictions).

Can’t make it to the live event? Don’t worry, because we’ll be LIVE streaming Sue’s performance directly to the BEMAC Facebook page! Make sure you select the Live stream option when registering for your ticket here.

Sue Ray to perform live on Tuesday Sep 29th at 5pm

Tickets available: https://woodfordia.org/bushtime/tickets/

You can see Sue performing the winning song here at her performance at BEMAC in 2017.

Sue Ray is proud to announce that in the past month she was nominated as a finalist in the 2018 Carol Lloyd Award AND has a nomination in the Queensland Music Awards for “Best Folk” song for her track “Junior Was His Name” and an honourable mention in the “Country” category for her track “Good Time Girl”.

You can see Sue performing her track “Junior Was His Name” live at BEMAC in 2017 by clicking the link below:

Sue Ray live – Junior Was His Name

To see other finalists in the Queensland Music Awards and to get tickets for the show please go to:
QMusic Awards 2018

Tix: http://tix.yt/sue-ray-nathan-may-bearded-lady

Sue Ray has started her year with a bang, performing to packed tents through Woodford Folk Festival and delighting audiences at Tarnanthi Festival in Adelaide. The multi-award-winning singer/songwriter captivates audiences with her haunting, emotionally charged lyrics, considered compositions and smoky, molasses-rich voice.

She’s joined on stage at The Bearded Lady with her band and support act Nathan May from South Australia.

Nathan May descends from the Arabana, Yawuru and Marridjabin clans who hail from nations around Australia. On the cusp of releasing new music, this talented artist brings a breathy fresh voice to an array of narratives around heartbreak, journeying and experiences that belie his youth.

Come and enjoy an evening where you will journey across lands, hearts and your ears will be rejoicing!

Doors at 7pm
Nathan May – 7.45pm – 8.45pm
Sue Ray – 9.00pm – 10pm.

Much like the Kaurna word, the TARNANTHI Sunday Sessions will celebrate new beginnings, showcasing new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander talent and luminaries from Adelaide and across Australia. Sit back and soak in the afternoon light.