ARIA-winner Georgia Mooney makes music fit for stargazing. Audiences first came to know her from beloved folk band, All Our Exes Live in Texas, who toured the world extensively, sharing stages with everyone from Backstreet Boys to Nathaniel Rateliff to Midnight Oil.

The release of Mooney’s debut solo album Full of Moon marks the stepping forward of a major talent. Co-produced with Grammy-winner Noah Georgeson (Joanna Newsom, Cate Le Bon, Marlon Williams), the album is an ornately melodic, folk/dream-pop universe, carried by Mooney’s soaring ethereal vocals over lush, cinematic soundscapes.

Nominated for an ARIA and two AIR Awards, described by The Australian as “nothing short of a triumph.. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️1/2”, and dripping in critical acclaim worldwide, Full of Moon has seen Mooney embark on a 55-date Australian tour with Kate Miller-Heidke, open for Martha Wainwright at Sydney City Recital Hall, tour the UK and Ireland, curate and host a sold-out variety series with comedian Rhys Nicholson for Vivid Sydney, and sell out a run of Australian headline shows.

An avowed Star Wars nerd who presents as a ’40s movie star, Mooney seems both from a long time ago and a galaxy far away while speaking directly to the present. Her music is intricate, handcrafted, and richly melodic. Influences from Joni Mitchell, the Great American Songbook, and classical composers sift through her songs, alongside production that evokes the unsettling genius of Kate Bush. Add to that ribald stage banter engendering frequent comparisons to Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and it’s no wonder Georgia is captivating audiences all over the world.