James Reyne

James Reyne is an iconic Australian singer-songwriter best known as the frontman of the popular 1980s rock band Australian Crawl. With his distinctive voice and lyrical style, he helped define a generation of Aussie rock, delivering hits like “The Boys Light Up” and “Reckless” that still resonate today. After the band dissolved in the mid-’80s, Reyne launched a successful solo career, crafting a catalogue of albums that highlighted both his songwriting chops and his ability to evolve with the times.

Over the years, Reyne has remained a consistent and respected presence in the Australian music scene, with a mix of rock, acoustic, and country-inspired releases—including reinterpretations of his classics and new originals like "Going Back to Nashville" and "Toon Town Lullaby." Whether playing intimate acoustic sets or belting out pub rock anthems, Reyne continues to captivate audiences with his sharp storytelling and unmistakable sound.