With an uncanny ability to craft visual lyrics and stir intense emotions, Bonnie Jackson writes mature and heartfelt songs. At just 18, her instinct for honesty and her captivating vocal delivery create earworms that tighten around your chest and won’t let go. Inspired by songwriters such as Lizzy McAlpine, Billie Holiday, Paul Kelly and Tyler Childers, Bonnie’s sound is equal parts contemporary folk, indie pop, and Australian storyteller.

Based in Dunkeld, in Victoria’s stunning Southern Grampians, Bonnie began playing shows and festivals locally before commencing specialist music study at Northern College of the Arts and Technology in Preston. Trained on drums, guitar, piano, and voice, she cut her teeth in local band Twisted Hearts before beginning her solo career, where she has since performed at events with Port Fairy Folk Festival, Liz Stringer, Ben Lee, Small Halls Festival (produced by Woodfordia Inc.), and many more.

Bonnie is currently working on her debut EP, with her debut single ‘Something We Can’t See’, now out in the world. A poignant plea to a lover, full of confusion and loss, this song offers us a fresh perspective on the cycles of love and mourning.