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Lucie Tiger

Australian country music singer

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Lucie Tiger was a country singer.

Lucie Tiger (born 19 February) is an Australian country music singer, songwriter, and musician. In 2021, she won Country Blues Song of the Year for "Gasoline" at the Tamworth Songwriters Association Awards, Tamworth Country Music Festival, Australia. In 2025, she won Country Vocalist of the Year at the 11th Annual Josie Music Awards held at the Grand Ole Opry, Nashville.

Born in Sydney, Australia, Lucienne Tiger O'Connor now works in the United States as a professional songwriter, musician, and recording artist. Her songwriting encompasses country music, blues rock, Americana (music), and Bluegrass music.

Early life and education A creative writer from an early age, Lucie Tiger wrote short stories and songs throughout her childhood. Lucie studied piano from age 6 under Janet Greenwood at Five Ways Music Studio, Sydney, where she performed regularly, including a performance at the Sydney Opera House, and she completed AMEB (Australian Music Examinations Board) Grade 6 for piano in 2010. Lucie took up the guitar when she was 10, and formed her first band at age 14.

Lucie completed a degree in music at JMC Academy and post-graduate studies in history and literature at the University of Sydney. While at university, Lucie was featured on the Channel TVS television program 'Songwriters Across Australia'. In 2019, Lucie Tiger featured in the Americana Showcase at Australian Music Week.

Career Before relocating to work in the United States in late 2023, Lucie Tiger charted five singles on the MusicRow Country Breakout Chart. As at 1 May 2026, Lucie Tiger has charted nine singles in total on the MusicRow Country Breakout Chart since 2021, all of which were self-penned except "Cowboy Love Me" (Written by Lucie Tiger, Mark Narmore, Stephanie C. Brown, Maddye Trew) and "Harvest Moon" (Written by Lucie Tiger, Mark Narmore, Stephanie C. Brown).

Lucie Tiger's album Alabama Highway reached #14 on the ARIA Top 20 Country Albums chart and #10 on the Australian Independent Record Labels Association AIR Indie Albums Chart in Australia, and her album The Memphis Tapes peaked at #7 on the Australian Independent Record Labels Association AIR Indie Albums Chart.

In September 2019, Lucie's first release "Apple Tree" was featured as the theme music for Good Morning Country, a radio program that is syndicated to 60+ radio stations around Australia.

Studio albums TitleAlbum details and labelPeak chart positions AUS Indie AUS Cou. Alabama Highway Release date - 15 April 2022 Label - 2120 Music 10 14The Memphis Tapes Release date - 23 September 2022 Label - 2120 Music 7 —Greetings From Muscle Shoals Release date - 27 September 2024 Label - 2120 Music — —

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