Gene Bradley Fisk

Gene Bradley Fisk, born 1935 in Colac, Victoria is an Australian country singer. His interest in music began when he joined a banjo club at age 11, playing concerts and radio shows.

Biography Fisk formed his first band called 'The Sidewinders' in 1959. He served in the Royal Australian Air Force for 15 years

He entered the Royal Australian Air Force as an engineering apprentice in 1951 and served for 15 years, which included overseas posting to Malaysia and Thailand.

Fisk was a founding member of Country FM radio in Geelong a 24-hour Country Music station from 1994 until it closed in 2005. At Country FM, he was production/music director and an announcer. In 2014 he commenced broadcasting a one-hour all Australasian country music show “OZ Country” on Highlands FM Woodend, Victoria, and from May 2018 has been broadcasting the program on WYN FM Werribee Vic. It is also heard on OCR FM Colac and Apollo Bay, Highlands FM and 88FM Castlemaine Vic.

Fisk currently resides in Geelong, Victoria. His daughter, Donna Fisk, is also a successful country entertainer.

Awards 1999 – Inducted into the Country Music Broadcasters Hall of Fame 2001 - Victoria Country Music Awards: Male Vocal, Best Independent release Best Duo Open Section & Best Duo Victorian (with his daughter Donna Fisk) 2003 - Australian Independent Country Music Awards: Best Heritage Track of the Year for 'Kidman' 2005 – Inducted into the Country Music 'Hands of Fame'