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Fenn Wilson

Fenn Wilson is one of this country’s most exciting new young performers.

With his stunning vocals and mesmerising stage presence, he shows a depth of talent which belies his young age, prompting both Queenscliff Music Festival and Port Fairy Festival to announce him as their emerging artist of the year in 2018/19. Think George Ezra with Nick Cave’s early songbook.

With a baritone that is resonant and expressive well beyond his years, Fenn’s songwriting forms a snapshot of his recent past; brushes with heartache, depression, world-weariness and uncertainty, and often lightened with compassionate observation, love and redemption. His debut album, ‘Ghost Heroin’ also featuring younger brother George (Bones & Jones, Pollyman), saw AIR making it their feature album of the week.

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