Little Birdy is an Australian indie rock band that soared into the music scene in the early 2000s, captivating audiences with their whimsical melodies and compelling vocal performances. The band formed in Perth, Western Australia, in 2002 and is fronted by the distinctively emotive voice of singer-songwriter Katy Steele, whose charismatic stage presence and poignant lyrics quickly became a hallmark of the group's style. Little Birdy's lineup includes Simon Leach on guitar, Scott O'Donoghue on bass, and Matt Chequer on drums, with each member contributing to the textured layers of their music.

Their debut album "BigBigLove," which was released in 2004, instantly put them on the map of the Australian music scene with its blend of gentle ballads and rousing pop-rock tracks. This was followed by a couple of successful records, with their 2009 album "Confetti" marking a high point in their career, expanding their fanbase with its polished production and mature songwriting. The album featured notable hits like "Brother" and "Summarize," showcasing the band's ability to craft memorable hooks and insightful lyrical content. Despite their initial momentum, Little Birdy has been relatively quiet since their "Hollywood" single release, leaving fans eager for a potential comeback. Renowned for their heartfelt live performances, Little Birdy has left an indelible mark on the Australian music tapestry with their blend of indie-pop tunes and raw, honest storytelling.