Australian singer/songwriter Vance Joy, born James Keogh, burst onto the global music scene with his 2013 hit "Riptide," a ukulele-led anthem that quickly became a worldwide classic. Known for his intimate yet anthemic songwriting, Vance Joy's debut album dream your life away solidified his place in the industry with hits like "Mess is Mine," "Georgia," and "Fire and the Flood." His rise was meteoric, leading to performances on major platforms like the American Idol Season Finale and handpicked slots on Taylor Swift's 1989 World Tour. Vance Joy's heartfelt lyrics and charming blend of folk and pop music resonated with audiences, propelling him to play at iconic festivals such as Lollapalooza, Coachella, and Splendour in the Grass, as well as headline arenas and major events like the AFL Grand Final.

Vance Joy's sophomore album, Nation of Two, continued his global success, featuring the hit single "Lay It On Me" and leading to an extensive world tour that included sold-out shows at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena. His third album, In Our Own Sweet Time (2022), further cemented his status with singles like "Clarity," which topped charts in Australia and the US. With over 5 billion streams across platforms and multiple ARIA Awards, including two consecutive wins for Best Video, Vance Joy has proven himself as a unique and powerful voice in modern music. His songs, a delicate yet celebratory mix of folk and pop, capture the essence of everyday experiences, making them universally relatable and deeply personal for listeners worldwide.