Kate Fuller is an award winning Australian jazz singer and songwriter.

Since launching her debut album Tipsy at Bennetts Lane Jazz Club in 2007, Kate has been sharing her voice and her stories with audiences all over the world.

In 2011 Kate completed an AA Degree in vocal performance at the Los Angeles Music Academy, under the guidance of five-time Grammy nominated jazz vocalist Tierney Sutton. Here, Kate was fortunate enough to work with some of the best musicians and vocalists in LA. During her time in California, Kate also performed at several iconic venues including: L’Ermitage Hotel, Café Metropol, Kulak’s Woodshed, Hotel Café and Room 5.

After releasing her second album Gig & Dawn in 2011, Kate performed as a semi-finalist for Quincy Jones at the Montreux Jazz Festival, Shure Voice Competition in Switzerland. In 2012 Gig & Dawn was re-released with bonus tracks through Japanese label Inpartmaint Inc.

Moving to the UK in 2012, Kate released her third album, London Place. Recorded and produced by Ben Cullum – who penned his brother Jamie Cullum’s international hit These Are The Days – London Place is a joyous celebration of life, love, music and new beginnings.

In August 2012 Kate presented a pilot season of her now critically acclaimed one-woman show Annie’s Room at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, which she further developed with the help and mentorship of Australian playwright Tahli Corin in 2013. Kate returned home to South Australia in 2014, where she performed Annie’s Room to sold out crowds at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, receiving rave reviews.

Kate released her fourth album, Daffodils or Weeds, at the Garden of Unearthly Delights at the Adelaide Fringe Festival in February 2016, for which she was nominated for two South Australian Music Awards in 2016 in both the most popular jazz and most popular country categories. Kate continues to perform her original folk music throughout Adelaide and in regional South Australia as a solo artist and with her band The Daffodils.