Adele Oliver, brings the raw essence of the Kimberley to her earthy Alt-Country sound. Originally from the wheatbelt, WA, Adele was a free-range kids. She recalls her childhood was “filled with adventures on horses, bikes, and go-carts”. Adele moved to Broome at the tender age of 7 and grew up being inspired by Kimberley bands such as Pigram Brothers on Goolarri TV and also discovered The Waifs, Kasey Chambers and Missy Higgins- Who became formative in her musical journey. Picking up a guitar in high school, Adele began to find her voice, using song writing to make sense of the world.
Adele’s song writing began to take shape while spending time in Fitzroy Crossing in the central Kimberley, where she wrote and released her debut single, Don’t Take My Blues Away (2019). This was followed by her debut EP From the River (2021), a collection inspired by the Martuwarra (Fitzroy River), recorded with Pete Grandison in Broome.
Adele has performed at major festivals like Nannup Music Festival (2021 & 2025), Odyssea Music Festival, ahead of King Stingray(2023), Boyup Brook Country Music Festival (2025) and the iconic Tamworth Country Music Festival (2025). She also shared the stage with Troy Cassar-Daley in her hometown of Broome (2024).
Her latest EP To Home and Heartbreak (2024) explores themes of love and loss. The first single ‘Wiley Blue’ hit #24 on the Australian Country Airplay Chart and won the WA Country Music Award for ‘Songwriter of the Year.’ Adele’s 2025 national tour solidifies her place in the Australian country music scene.