Hailing from the picturesque shores of the Eyre Peninsula, Jo Page emerges as a captivating soul, country, blues, and rock singer-songwriter and is no stranger to the South Australian music scene.

For over 15 years, Jo has performed across this sunburnt country, from the West Coast surf to the Eastern outback, and everywhere in between. Accepted into Tamworth's prestigious CMAA Academy of Country Music, Jo was heralded as a 'force of nature' by Aussie music legend Dobe Newton, her voice resonating with raw power and magnetic charm.

With a stage presence that commands attention and stirs hearts, Jo's performances are nothing short of mesmerizing. Her vocals, like honeyed whiskey, weave tales that speak to the soul of the listener.

Since 2011, Jo has graced festival lineups alongside some of Australia's music greats, including Darryl Braithwaite, Eskimo Joe, Birds of Tokyo and Shannon Noll.

Through her music and sincere performances, Jo evokes powerful emotions in her audience, drawing them in with her storytelling showcased in original songs like "Little Girl," "Keep on Keepin' On," and "The Smoke."

Beyond the stage, Jo utilizes her music as a conduit for connection and healing, advocating for mental health awareness both within and beyond the music scene. Her dedication to this cause earned her recognition as an active citizen of the year at the Australia Day Awards in 2020.

When Jo takes the stage, she holds nothing back, pouring her heart and soul into every note, leaving audiences spellbound with her passion-infused performances.