Georgia Fields – QMF 2026 Application
Singer-songwriter Georgia Fields conjures a mesmerising spell of art-pop alchemy in her dynamic live show.
The sonic shapeshifter blends electric guitar and mini-synth with live-looped percussion, beatboxing, samples, and vocal harmonies to create complex arrangements in real time. As Frankie Magazine says: “she paints entire worlds with her tunes”.
Across her two-decade career she has performed on some of the country’s most esteemed stages: Hamer Hall, Festival Hall, Woodford Folk Festival, Melbourne Recital Centre, The Corner Hotel, and Brisbane Powerhouse. She has released three albums and two EPs, toured nationally, and shared stages with artists such as Katie Noonan, Pierce Brothers, Didirri, Clare Bowditch, Mia Dyson, Frente, and Ella Hooper.
Georgia’s most recent single Chameleon was released in April 2026, and is the first taste of her upcoming fourth album. Produced by long-time collaborator Josh Barber (Queenie; Gretta Ray), Chameleon captures Fields’ distinctive approach to intelligent, left-of-centre pop. The track was premiered by Frankie Magazine and is already garnering support on Triple R and PBS FM, continuing her history of airplay across ABC Radio, Double J, and community radio nationwide.
Alongside her solo work, Georgia regularly collaborates with Andromeda String Quartet to deliver a bold collision of worlds: luminous art-pop meets ethereal chamber strings. Together they perform strings-and-vocal arrangements of Georgia’s original songs (with a few surprise covers), blending the precision of modern classical with the energy of art-pop. Georgia uses live-looping to expand the quartet into a lush, immersive soundscape.
Selected performance highlights:
Hamer Hall, Arts Centre Melbourne, VIC – sold out (2,400 cap)
Woodford Folk Festival, QLD – Luna Stage
ACMI (Australian Centre for the Moving Image), VIC
The Corner Hotel, VIC
St Kilda Festival, VIC
Twilight Sounds, VIC – 3,000 pax approx
Melbourne Recital Centre (Potter Salon), VIC
Melbourne Fashion Week, VIC
Melbourne Music Week, VIC – collab with MSO string quartet
National Gallery of Victoria, VIC
Brisbane Powerhouse, QLD
Mullum Music Festival, NSW
Festival of Voices, TAS
Georgia’s audience demographic:
Age: 30–55 core audience, with strong engagement from 45yo+ listeners.
Gender: Female-leaning and gender-diverse audience.
Listening style: Attentive, lyric-focused listeners who value storytelling.
Tastes: Fans of indie, alt-pop and folk-adjacent songwriting with depth and musicianship - such as Missy Higgins, Julia Jacklin, Gordi, Ella Hooper, Sarah Blasko.
Behaviour: Prefer seated concerts or relaxed festival environments.
Cultural engagement: Georgia’s audience is likely to also engage with theatre, literature, and visual arts.
Cross-generational appeal: Connects with both younger indie audiences and millennial crowds.
Strategy & Forward Plan (2026–2027)
April 2026: Released Chameleon single – the first taste of upcoming fourth album. Frankie Magazine premiere, Ramona Magazine feature, strong airplay support on Triple R, PBS FM, and community radio. Promotion ongoing.
July 2026: Release Night Swimming single on Wednesday 8 July. Studio Live performance on PBS FM slated for 23 July (embargoed).
September 2026: Release Omens single on Wednesday 2 September. Perform at Night at the Barracks opening for Katie Noonan (Sydney & Brisbane, ~3,500 cap shows, embargoed).
November 2026: Release fourth and final single before album. Consider east-coast tour to consolidate the year of audience engagement.
March 2027: Release fourth album, supported by further touring and festival appearances across late 2026–2027 season.
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“Fields' vocals float hypnotically, while meticulously crafted art-pop arrangements ruminate beneath. Fields presents each vignette of Hiraeth with vivid emotion, and a certain electricity runs across each line... Feels like a moment of arrival.” ★★★★
– The Australian
“Her weightless vocal makes us feel airborne... Fields’ latest record Hiraeth beautifully encapsulates the rich complexity of the human experience.”
– Beat Magazine
“Beautifully composed and delivered between gritty and dainty moments... Hiraeth is a testament to Georgia’s abilities as a songwriter and a vocalist.”
– Pilerats
“A magnetic showing of fearless art-pop and searing vulnerability.”
– Ramona Magazine
“A powerful pop voice that’s at once forceful and elegant.”
– Tone Deaf
“Georgia Fields dreams fantastic Technicolour. Her subconscious teems with breathless stuff about flying, falling and lunar possession. Darkly-coded collisions of fairytale and myth…
Plain-speaking love songs swelling with strings to make George Martin weep... Irrepressible pop.” ★★★★
– The Sydney Morning Herald
“A voice you simply cannot un-hear… The evocative songstress paints entire worlds.”
– Frankie Magazine
“It’s in poised vocal and muscular percussion where Fields is in her element – when she’s off the leash yet achieving the balance of melancholy.”
– Rhythms Magazine
HIRAETH ALBUM (2022)
