Jude York

Jeremy Beamish (born April 16, 1999), known professionally as Jude York, is an Australian singer-songwriter and self-producing musician from Toowoomba, Queensland. He is known for emotionally driven pop and indie-pop songs, and for leveraging social-media virality to break into the international music scene.

Early life York was raised in Toowoomba, Queensland, in a musical family. His mother was an opera singer and his father a jingle-writer and composer. He began performing as a child alongside his mother in jazz bars and local venues, and the household environment nurtured his early interest in songwriting and production.

Career 2022–2023: Breakthrough and early releases In 2022, York competed in the national selection for the Eurovision 2022 – Australia Decides with his ballad “I Won’t Need to Dream”, finishing in 8th place. He followed this with independent releases including “Mr Porcelain” and “Cashew”, which found traction on streaming platforms and via TikTok. By October 2023, his track “All My Friends Hate Me” featured on triple j Unearthed.

2024–present: Viral success and international touring In 2024, York’s single “Those Were The Days” was released via Spinnin’ Records and Warner Music. The track blends a dance-pop production with a nostalgic melody derived from an Eastern European folk tune. It went viral on TikTok with over 4 million views and 300,000 likes in its early life.

Live performances and touring York has toured internationally, supporting Dean Lewis on his European tour, and headlining shows in Australia and Europe. York also forms the music duo "The Beamish Brothers" with his brother Benjamin Beamish.

Discography Extended plays + List of EPs, with selected details Title Details

Released: 23 May 2024

"Almost Me Almost You"