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The tour comes in support of her new album, ‘NARA’, which dropped today.
Altogether, the lineup for the 2024 Queenscliff Music Festival now spans a total of 30 acts.
Six years on from ‘Milyakburra’, Emily Wurramara has evolved – personally and artistically – into a whole new woman. Her journey to the forefront was chronicled on the Anindilyakwa singer-songwriter’s second album, ‘NARA’, which she candidly unpacks in this exclusive interview.
Emily Wurramara’s third new song for 2024 is about “the hard work that you have to do when things go to sh*t”.
“It's precious to show people why this life is beautiful and worth sticking around for.”
“This song pretty much paints a picture of a soul seeking freedom and unburdening herself from societal constraints.”
"At points, roaming Wanderlust felt like being at Gwyneth Paltrow's infamous 2017 Goop summit or acting as an extra in the upcoming The White Lotus series."
"Sometimes prioritising yourself means you have to say “no” for you. It means you have to take a step back and breathe. I am vulnerable on stage and being that can be really hard sometimes."
"I almost gave up music, but I’m grateful to have found myself again."
Part of Queensland Music Festival, Immersion is a boutique and intimate concert series where artists perform in hotel rooms. Here we grabbed some of those taking part to get their thoughts on performing in hotels and just what they’ve pilfered from a room.