Nashville-via-Sydney singer-songwriter Imogen Clark is not just an artist; she’s a storyteller, a fighter, and a dreamer. She spent her teen years playing Western Sydney bars at night, learning how to make her voice heard and honing her chops as an electric live performer. Today, she stands as a testament to transcending familiar boundaries, driven by her roots and an unwavering ambition that led her to global stages from the US to the UK and Europe. Her songs are like pages from her diary, capturing moments, memories, and confessions from her journey, battling anxiety and insecurity to fight for who she is and what she believes in, magnifying intimate emotions to arena level anthems. New album ‘The Art of Getting Through’ was recorded in some of the world’s most iconic studios, from Abbey Road in London to East West in Los Angeles. From navigating her identity to touching on the shadows of an eating disorder, each of Imogen’s songs unfold like a chapter in a deeply personal diary, capturing moments, memories, and confessions from her journey. A sought-after collaborator, Imogen has worked with iconic figures and contemporary indie stars alike, including Colin Hay, Alex Lahey and members of Tom Petty’s Heartbreakers, Elvis Costello’s Imposters, Bright Eyes, Gang of Youths, Dawes, My Morning Jacket and more, and she’s racked up many miles on the road with artists from The Tallest Man on Earth to Shania Twain, Steve Poltz to Robyn Hitchcock.