Kristy Apps is a singer songwriter from Brisbane Australia, she began her solo career in 2001 with the release of her debut EP ‘Hey Mr Lion’. She has toured Australia and performed with artists like Pete Murray and Deborah Conway and in the US has played folk festivals including Susquehanna Music and Arts Festival with some of her idols including Caroline Aiken. Other highlights of the US promo tour included being invited to be a part of a singer/songwriter showcase at the Philadelphia Entertain...
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Kristy Apps is a singer songwriter from Brisbane Australia, she began her solo career in 2001 with the release of her debut EP ‘Hey Mr Lion’. She has toured Australia and performed with artists like Pete Murray and Deborah Conway and in the US has played folk festivals including Susquehanna Music and Arts Festival with some of her idols including Caroline Aiken. Other highlights of the US promo tour included being invited to be a part of a singer/songwriter showcase at the Philadelphia Entertainment Centre, playing Atlanta’s infamous Eddies Attic and appearing on a sampler put out by Michelle Malone. She has also been celebrated in her hometown of Brisbane winning the Virginia Woolf award of achievements in the arts. In 2007 she played the Woodford Folk Festival, touring to Sydney for a sell out show at OUTSKIRTS at Sandringham Hotel, playing to over 7000 people at Brisbane’s Pride Festival and Girlfest on the Gold Coast and enjoying ongoing success from her latest release Stranger in the Divide. During 2008 she began writing a new album Pour me Out.
