From bedroom guitar to big stages

A group of four musicians performing on stage. Two of them are playing guitars, one is singing into a microphone, and another is playing drums in the background. The stage has a sign that reads 'Liv Brown Music'.
A group of four musicians performing on stage. Two of them are playing guitars, one is singing into a microphone, and another is playing drums in the background. The stage has a sign that reads 'Liv Brown Music'.

Liv Brown is a Sydney-based indie-folk and country artist from Cronulla, blending coastal influences with her country roots. With a love for the ocean, long drives, campfires and country storytelling, Liv draws inspiration from artists like Megan Moroney, Ella Langley and Noah Kahan to create music that feels honest, personal and instantly relatable.

Known for her down-to-earth personality and heartfelt songwriting, Liv writes about heartbreak, adventures, friendships, what-ifs and chasing something bigger than yourself. Her goal is to make music you can scream with the windows down, sing around a campfire or turn to when you need to feel understood.

Liv is building momentum across the Australian music scene, with recent highlights including opening for Alex Mather in Newtown, performing at MEGA at The Metro and appearing at Yours & Owls Currents in Wollongong. She was also a finalist in Sydney’s Golden Buckle Country Contest.

Following the release of her latest single, Paging Mars, a folk-pop and country track about escaping the gravity of a relationship that no longer feels like home, Liv is gearing up for the release of her debut EP. Blending honest storytelling with a dreamy, space-inspired hook, Paging Mars marks an exciting new chapter in her music. Her releases have received great radio support from ABC Country’s Edge of Country rotation, triple j’s Outback Country with Outback Tom, and Coast fm helping introduce her sound to new audiences across Australia .

With her debut EP on the way and a growing live presence, Liv Brown is carving out her own place in Australia’s country and folk scene.