Making her return to the stage is Emma Dean, a musician with layers, complexity, depth and emotion like no other. With her work being compared to greats such as Tori Amos, you can draw the conclusion that Emma’s music is something of a folk-cabaret hybrid come to life in glorious technicolour – and the comparisons check out as she has shared stages with the likes of Kate Miller-Heidke, Katie Noonan, Placebo, Macy Gray and loads more. She’s also a staunch advocate for the healing power of group singing, having conceived her popular (and award-winning) Cheep Trill choir right here in Brisbane.

So, what exactly does the Emma Dean live experience entail? In the post-Covid landscape, you can expect a rich and layered performance jam-packed with hits from Emma’s extensive back catalogue, as well as some never-before-heard tunes as a sonic treat. Audiences will even be in for some special guest appearances from Emma’s brood of fantastically talented friends – so trust us when we say this is one night you won’t want to miss. If you like your live shows a little bit weird and imperfect laced with a heady dose of passion, Emma Dean and her baby grand piano have got you covered.

Ready to be charmed by this soothing songstress? You can nab tickets to Emma Dean’s solo show at Brisbane Powerhouse here – but be quick because places are strictly limited.