Ian Moss is one of Australia’s most revered musicians, known for his extraordinary guitar work and soul-drenched voice. Rising to fame as a founding member of Cold Chisel in the 1970s, Moss helped define the sound of Australian rock, delivering both searing solos and timeless vocals. His breakout solo album Matchbook topped the ARIA charts in 1989 and won five ARIA Awards, including Album of the Year and Song of the Year for “Tucker’s Daughter.”
Over the decades, Moss has released seven studio albums and toured relentlessly, including his acclaimed Rivers Run Dry tour and the standout live albums Live at the Enmore and Live at Anita’s. The latter, praised by STACK Magazine for showcasing Moss’s “voice still a thing of beauty” and “instinctive and inventive” guitar work, preceded a sold-out national tour with his newly formed Trio band.
With a career spanning five decades, Ian Moss remains a creative and captivating force on the Australian music scene.

“Watching him on Wednesday night was a revelation; he was the embodiment of an archetypal guitar hero, to the extent that applying that term to any other player but him feels wrong” – The Australian

“The most gifted musician I’ve ever seen” – Don Walker, Cold Chisel
“… his playing is intuitive and inventive, refusing to follow a script … Mossy’s guitar work is as expressive as ever, and his vocal remains pure and fresh. Rarely has a rocker aged so gracefully” – STACK Magazine

“Rivers Run Dry … his most complete solo album to date. The record oozes class ….”
This is one of the best crafted albums I’ve heard in quite some time” – Fireworks Magazine (UK)

“It’s undeniable that both his voice and guitar playing remain in mint condition” 4 Stars – The Australian

“One of Australia’s best guitarists with a gorgeous, soulful voice.” – Sydney Morning Herald, May 2018
“This self-titled album record delivers precisely what you’d expect. Top shelf Mossy.” – The West Australian, 2018
“Soulful and supple of voice and a deft