Warren Fahey is a prolific Australian folklorist, collector, author, and performer who has dedicated his life to the preservation and celebration of Australian heritage and folklore. With a career spanning several decades, Fahey is an esteemed figure in the world of folk music, renowned for his extensive knowledge and passionate interpretation of Australian history and its stories through song. His work often includes songs and narratives that touch upon various facets of Australian life, from its iconic bush culture to the convict era, and the nation's wartime experiences.

As a recording artist, Warren Fahey has released a substantial collection of albums that serve as auditory vessels carrying the rich tales and tunes of Australia's past. Among his most recent contributions are thematic compilations such as "Diggers (Songs of the Australians at War)," which pays homage to the country's military history, and the multifaceted "Australia Folk Songs And Bush Verse, Volume One," which offers a deep dive into the music associated with bushrangers, colonial romance, early settlers, convict ballads, and the rugged life of drovers and shearers. With each album and performance, Fahey not only shares music but also educates and connects listeners with the cultural tapestry that is uniquely Australian. His dedication to the arts has not only preserved but invigorated an appreciation for the folk tradition in Australia, ensuring its continued relevance and resonance for future generations.

Genres

Bush Ballad

Latest Release

Diggers (Songs of the Australians at War)

Warren Fahey

Album - 60 Tracks - Released April 17, 2015