Ange Boxall is a leading Tasmanian Songwriter, Performer & Recording Artist.

Her latest album, Skipping Stone, debuted on the ARIA Country Charts at #1 and hit #1 on the Australian Independent Records Charts.

Ange's musical style weaves together Country, Folk, and Pop, infused with the spirit of 1970s female singer-songwriters.

Her songs are rich with vivid imagery and heartfelt narratives. Honest, relatable storytelling - music that resonates deeply.
A tender-hearted optimist and introspective soul, Ange creates songs that are both powerful and uplifting.

Ange has written, recorded, and performed extensively across the USA, UK, Europe, and Australia. For over a decade, she was based between London and Nashville, where she collaborated with world-renowned artists including the late J.D. Souther (Eagles, Linda Ronstadt), Grammy Award-winner Jim Lauderdale, and the late Bones Hillman of Midnight Oil.

She has performed with and supported Ron Sexsmith, JD. Souther, Tim Freedman, Damien Leith, and Icehouse, has performed at the World Cricket ‘Ashes’, NBL Basketball, Mona Museum, SxSW Austin, Americana Fest, The Bluebird Cafe Nashville, and Electric Picnic Ireland, to name a few.

Now based on Tasmania’s East Coast, from where Ange draws her inspiration, responding to the island’s natural beauty and complex cultural landscape, allowing her artistry to flourish in new and deep ways.

“…there’s some wonderful imagery and narrative in these songs, it’s refreshing to read lyrics that are more poetry than dear diary.”
Paul McKercher, Producer.

“ She’s a deep well – she writes her own songs, she runs her own festival and when she sings 'Me & Bobby McGee' you might as well be in the truck with the windscreen wipers clapping time.’
Martin Flanagan, Journalist & Author.

“There IS a Tasmanian sound. It's Ange Boxall. Wow!”
J.D. Souther (USA).

“Ange is 1 part English Rose, 1 part Tasmanian Devil and 1 part gin-soaked Southern Belle”
Lachlan Bryan, Musician

www.angeboxall.com

Olive Mae hails from Cowaramup and is one of the most exciting and original new voices in Australian country music. A gifted songwriter and captivating performer, she has built a reputation for creating music that is honest, relatable and unmistakably Australian.

Drawing inspiration from her rural upbringing, family life and the landscapes of regional Australia, Olive Mae writes songs that celebrate the people, places and moments that shape who we are. Family is at the heart of everything she does, and that connection shines through in her songwriting, giving each song a warmth and authenticity that resonates deeply with audiences.

A natural storyteller, Olive Mae has a rare ability to transform everyday experiences into songs that feel both deeply personal and universally relatable. Her music explores themes of love, resilience, community and belonging, blending heartfelt lyrics with memorable melodies and a contemporary country sound grounded in classic storytelling traditions.

Rather than following trends, Olive Mae remains committed to writing music that reflects her own experiences and perspective. The result is a catalogue of songs with a distinctive Australian character and a voice that is entirely her own. Her authenticity has earned praise from 22-time Golden Guitar winner Sara Storer, who describes Olive Mae as "pure gold" for her originality, infectious melodies and unmistakable Australian style.

Whether performing intimate acoustic sets or commanding larger stages, Olive Mae's warmth, genuine connection with audiences and engaging stage presence leave a lasting impression. Proudly representing South West Western Australia, she continues to establish herself as one of Australia's most exciting emerging country artists, bringing fresh stories, heartfelt performances and an authentic voice that audiences across the country are embracing.

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Join both Ange and Olive for a special concert to conclude the 2026 Avocado Festival weekend.

Contact the host of Ange Boxall (TAS) & Olive Mae (WA) at Pemberton Mill Hall

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