Missy Higgins Opens Up About Her Journey on Australian Story
Missy Higgins Shares Her Story
She wowed audiences with a gorgeous rendition of her moving song The Sound of White at the TV Week Logie Awards last month. Now, singer-songwriter Missy Higgins is returning to TV, this time as the subject of Monday’s Australian Story. The episode, presented by Leigh Sales, will see Higgins, who burst onto the Australian music scene in 2001 after winning triple j’s Unearthed song competition, open up about her career, life, and the challenges she has faced, particularly in the past few years after the dissolution of her marriage.
According to an official release, she retraces her rise to the top and reveals the emotional turmoil that’s defined her past couple of years. “I’m definitely not pretending to have any of the answers, or to be strong or to even like myself much at the moment,” Missy tells Australian Story, before explaining she is ready to write her next chapter via new music. “We’ve all written such strong narratives for ourselves, and then you come to a point in your life where it’s like, ‘actually that’s not your narrative anymore, that’s burned to the ground,’” she told the program.
Missy Higgins: A Stellar Career
The ARIA award-winning singer has enjoyed a stellar career since arriving on the Australian music scene while still in high school. Her debut album, The Sound of White, remains one of the country’s biggest-selling albums, having sold more than a million copies and picked up six ARIA awards.
Australian Story airs September 6 at 8pm on ABC. For more insights into Missy Higgins, tune in to this insightful episode.
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