SARAH MCLEOD

Sarah McLeod is the founding member, frontwoman and guitarist of The Superjesus, a multi-ARIA award-winning and platinum album-selling band. Her illustrious career spans nearly three decades and is marked by her induction into the South Australian Music Hall of Fame. Renowned as one of Australia’s most versatile artists, she seamlessly transitions between rock band, solo career, and acclaimed theatrical productions.

McLeod’s journey began in Adelaide with the meteoric rise of The Superjesus in the mid-'90s, leading to global tours and numerous accolades. Her solo career is also impressive, with four albums, several EPs, and various EDM chat topping singles to her name. McLeod has made significant contributions to theatre, with standout performances in 'Green Day's American Idiot' and Shake & Stir's 'Jane Eyre,' where she composed and performed the soundtrack live as well as portraying a host of characters.

McLeod's reputation for delivering vibrant, high-calibre work, coupled with recent solo tours showcasing new songs with relatable messages, heralds anticipation for fresh material across various projects.

As an inspiration to generations of artists, Sarah advocates for equality in the music industry, exemplified by her voluntary role on the board of directors for Australian Women in Music. Her commitment to fostering diversity and inclusivity is a cornerstone of her latest project. Developed over six years, it is a significant milestone in her career, embodying themes of empowerment, acceptance, and longevity.

McLeod continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences. Her legacy as a versatile artist is testament to her dedication, creativity and unapologetic authenticity.