Australian-born country artist Katrina Burgoyne is bringing a little Nashville attitude back home this December, with her full American band joining her for the American Honky Tonk Roadshow at the Stag & Hunter Hotel on Sunday, 6 December.
The Gunnedah-raised singer-songwriter, now based in Nashville, has been making waves with her self-described Spicy Country sound, a bold and playful take on modern country music inspired by the likes of Shania Twain, Loretta Lynn, Miranda Lambert and Lainey Wilson. Her music celebrates confidence, independence and rediscovering a sense of self, particularly for women navigating life after motherhood.
Burgoyne’s music has found a growing audience online. Her single Back Up attracted more than 4.5 million views before its release and has since clocked up over 600,000 Spotify streams. Another track, I Wanna Boy Like You Cowboy, generated more than 14 million views and passed 200,000 streams within weeks, all without playlist support.
The momentum has helped Burgoyne build an audience of more than 100,000 monthly listeners, with her music accumulating over two million streams in 2026. She’ll add to that catalogue with the release of her new single, Wanted, on 20 November, just weeks before returning to Australian stages.
While her career is now firmly rooted in Nashville, Burgoyne has an impressive track record in Australian country music. She’s a four-time CMAA Golden Guitar nominee with a top-10 ARIA album to her name, and her songwriting credits include tracks recorded by Lorrie Morgan, Lisa McHugh, Amber Lawrence and Travis Collins.
Katrina Burgoyne will play the Stag & Hunter Hotel on Sunday, 6 December. For more info and tickets, visit oztix.com.au.
