Amanda Easton is a theatrical electronic pop artist who has just launched her fourth commercial release. Two of her singles have appeared in the top 10 of the independent Aussie charts. Her music videos and live performances have often graced Aussie television screens on shows like 'MTV' and ‘The Morning Show’. A 2015 Mo Award Nominee, she has performed in prestigious venues throughout Australia from the Entertainment Centre to 5 Star Hotels, major clubs and regular appearances at the iconic Basement at Circular Quay and the Taronga Zoo Twilight Series. She has also done stints in Japan, Bali, Malaysia, Noumea as well as toured throughout Europe. She performs regularly in popular production shows including ‘Rumours’, ‘Classic Kings Rocking the 70s’, and ‘First Ladies of Soul’, and produces and performs in ‘The Princesses of Pop’ and ‘The Swell Sisters’. She also produced and performed in the sold-out Sydney Opera House production of ‘Ladies Sing the Blues – a Tribute to 100 years of Billie Holiday’ in July 2015. Her rich, soaring vocals have seen her perform for the who's who of Australian corporations and twice at the ARIA Awards. She's appeared onstage as backing vocalist for some of Australia's best loved musical legends including Glenn Shorrock, Powderfinger, Marcia Hines, James Reyne and Vanessa Amarosi and has been on national and international tours with multi-platinum artists Richard Clapton and Wendy Matthews. She's also lent her voice as a lead and backing vocalist to many other artists' and commercial recording projects including international DJ releases. She co-writes for various local and international artists as well as her own, with her own most recent single ‘The New Bohemians’ nominated for an Australian Songwriting Award for 2015. Amanda has also hosted and produced music shows on 2SER, 2MCR and 2MCE radio stations as well as produced and hosted her own 13 Episode Television Series showcasing female singers called 'PopTarts' for TVS in Sydney and Channel 31 in Melbourne. "Here is a singer who sounds strong, confident, sassy, sexy and in control of everything. She takes you into that smoky club, complete with red velvet seats; she's up on that stage and you're hanging onto every word she sings." Review of Amanda Easton by Malcolm Carter, Pennyblack Music, Sweden.