“She's kind of 1 part English Rose, 1 part Tasmanian Devil and 1 part gin-soaked Southern Belle” - Lachlan Bryan (AUS)
Ange Boxall is a leading Tasmanian Songwriter,
Performer & Recording Artist. has performed, written, recorded and released albums throughout the USA, UK, Europe and Australia.
Her album, Skipping Stone, released late 2023, debuted on the ARIA Country Charts at #1 and hit #1 on the AIR Charts for Australian Independent Records.
“…there’s some wonderful imagery and narrative in these songs, it’s refreshing to read lyrics that are more poetry than dear diary.” - Paul McKercher, multi-ARIA winning Producer.
Signing to Checked Label Services / Sony Music Australia in late 2016, the physical release of Ange's album 'Into The Wind' debuted at #11 on the Official ARIA Australian Albums Chart across all genres, as well as #27 on the albums chart for releases world-wide.
'A Heart That Loves Like Mine' was immediately added to the ABC Radio Local playlist Nationally. This was Ange's first release since moving home to Australia after a decade living abroad in London, Nashville and France. Into The Wind was recorded across Nashville, London and Melbourne - a true 'world record' ;)
Based between London and Nashville for over a decade, Ange has co-written, recorded and performed with hugely successful songwriters and musicians, including J.D Souther of Eagles and Linda Ronstadt fame, multi-Grammy Award winner Jim Lauderdale, and the late Bones Hillman of Australia’s own Midnight Oil.
“There IS a Tasmanian sound. It's Ange Boxall. Wow!” - JD Souther (USA)
"Now there's a Tasmanian Devil but Ange is the Tasmanian Angel... like hearing sunshine" - Jim Lauderdale (USA)
Ange has performed with artists like Ron Sexsmith, Icehouse and Tim Freedman. She has showcased at festivals such as SXSW in Austin Texas, Folk Alliance in Memphis Tennessee, the Americana Music Festival in Nashville, Tennessee, London Calling, Maverick and Americana Fest in London UK, Popkomm in Germany as well as many in her home state of Tasmania, including Festivale, The Taste of Tasmania, Festival of Voices, Cygnet Folk Festival and Dark Mofo’s Winter Feast.
Now residing on the east coast of Tasmania, her music continues to flourish as she responds to the Tasmanian landscape physically, metaphorically, and politically.