Meg Washington's Triumphant Return to Adelaide Fringe

0:00What's up, Adelaide? This is Adelaide News Today, bringing you the city's fastest updates on what is happening now. Meg Washington delivered a captivating show at the sold-out Aurora Spiegelton during the bustling Adelaide Fringe Festival. Her powerful voice in engaging stories from her career drew the crowd in, drowning out the noisy festival outside in the garden of Unearthly. Delights She first gained notice back in 2009, with her EP, How to Tame Lions, featuring hits like cement that top triple J rotation, and hit the A-R-E-A charts. Her debut album I Believe You Liar followed in 2010, peaking at number 3 on Arya and earning a J-Award nomination. Fans were completely hooked, proving why she's one of Australia's top talents. She's racked up three Arya Awards, an Apple Award, a J-Award, and even an Aka for her song Fine from the film How to Make Gravy, which she co-wrote with her partner. She's also voiced a character on the kid's show Bluey and had her track Lazarus Drug featured

1:02there. Her five studio albums include The Big Hitter There There, which reached number five on the charts. This marks her first tour in eight years, and audiences are already buzzing for more dates from this incredible performer, whether solo or with a band. A message from our sponsors supports today's story. A pillow that plays your podcasts, music, or white noise privately. No earbuds required. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com