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Stevie Jean grew up in Moree, NSW. She attended piano lessons from the age of five, and joined the Moree brass band at the age of twelve. Stevie regrets to inform you that she did not attend any band camps, but if the opportunity had ever arisen she would have been first on the scene... Flute in hand... Anyway, during her schooling she joined a high school band named 'Fetish', in which she was the token female drummer. The band was short lived and after disbanding, Stevie went off to pursue an education, in education. During her tertiary studies she played in a few uni bands, her favourite being 'Stevie Nicks and Tim'. Stevie Jean graduated in 2007 and began teaching. Stevie has always performed at local events and functions, but her main interest is in the writing and recording of her own music. Last year Stevie travelled to Nashville to record an EP in 'The Velvet Room', which she explains has been the highlight of her musical journey thus far

Stevie Jean was born and raised in the Northern Territory. At 20 years old, Stevie Jean has already supported celebrated acts such as The Rubens, Tash Sultana, The Cat Empire, The Angels, Grinspoon and Icehouse. Her single ‘Hell in Every Religion’ took her to the Top 5 of Triple J’s Unearthed High competition and received her a nomination for NT’s Best Live Voice in both 2017 and 2018’s National Live Music Awards. 2019 has already been an outstanding year for Stevie Jean. Starting the year supporting Tash Sultana and Ocean Alley, performing festivals nationally such as Party in the Paddock and The Hills Are Alive only to be followed by the release of “Prey” (mastered by Neal H. Pogue) with rapper Tasman Keith. The end of 2019 will see Stevie Jean release her debut EP “Blame Game” (produced by ARIA-nominated producer J.Mangohig), support Montaigne nationally on her Complex Album Tour alongside the renowned Miss Blanks, and play a string of festival shows including Queenscliff Music