Kasey Chambers Biography, Age, Husband, Albums, Songs, Net worth, Family, Eating Disorder

Kasey Chambers Biography

Kasey Chambers is an Australian country singer-songwriter born on 4th June 1976 in Mount Gambier, South Australia. She is the only Australian country artist to have a No. 1 single and album on the charts simultaneously in Australia. Her father is Australian Country musician Bill Chambers. 

In 1998 Kasey Chambers recorded her solo album ‘The Captain’ ith Nash Chambers producing the album and Bill Chambers on guitar. The album was released in 1999 in Australia and in 2000 in the US.

Chamber won the 1999 ARIA Award for “Best Country Album” for The Captain. In 2000 she won “Best Female Artist”.

The album reached the top 50 of the Billboard country albums in 2001 with Chambers touring the US as support act to Lucinda Williams. Subsequently, she supported Emmylou Harris on her Australian tour.
Chambers would receive further exposure when “The Captain” was played on episode 8 of the third season of HBO’s The Sopranos titled “He Is Risen”.

In the late 2001 she released her second album ‘Barricades & Brickwalls’ which debuted at No. 4 in the ARIA album charts. The record took off in early 2002 with lead single “Not Pretty Enough” going to No. 1 on the ARIA singles charts. Chambers became the only Australian country artist to have a No. 1 single and album on the charts in Australia simultaneously.

Kasey Chambers Age

• She was born on 4th June 1976 in Mount Gambier, South Australia ( 42 years as at 2018)

Kasey Chambers Family

Chambers was born in Mount Gambier, South Australia. She has an older brother, Nash Chambers and her father is Australian Country musician Bill Chambers. She grew up on the Nullarbor Plain and the tiny fishing village of Southend, South Australia. Her family owned the local fish and chip shop for a time, and were playing and touring as a family band, The Dead Ringer Band, which included her father, Billy Chambers, a Golden Guitar Award songwriter, and Nash Chambers.

Kasey Chamber Net Worth

• Chamber has an estimated net worth of of $9 million.

Kasey Chambers Parents

• Her parents are Bill Chambers and Diane Chambers

Kasey Chambers Husband

Kasey Chambers

In late 2005, Chambers married Australian singer-songwriter Shane Nicholson. Chambers and Nicholson have two children: son Arlo Ray (2007) and daughter Poet Poppin (2011). Chambers has an older son, Talon, from a previous relationship. In April 2013, Chambers and Nicholson announced their separation after eight years of marriage.

Kasey Chambers Albums

1. Storybook
2. Wreck and Ruin
3. Bittersweet
4. Dragonfly
5. The Captain
6. Barricades and Brickwalls
7. Wayward Angel
8. Rattlin’ Bones
9. Little Bird
10. Kasey Chambers, Poppa Bill and the Little Hillbillies
11. 4 Album Box Set: The Captain/Barricades & Brickwalls/Wayward Angel/Carnival
12. Linger Longer
13. Ain’t No Little Girl

Kasey Chambers Songs

1. A Little Bit Lonesome
2. A Million Tears
3. Adam And Eve
4. Adeline
5. Ain’t No Little Girl
6. Am I Not Pretty Enough
7. Annabelle
8. Another Lonely Day
9. Barricades Brickwalls
10. Beautiful Mess
11. Behind the Eyes of Henri Young
12. Better Be Home Soon
13. Bittersweet
14. Bluebird
15. Bring Back My Heart
16. Captain
17. Changed the Locks (live)
18. Christmas Day
19. Circle
20. Colour Of A Carnival
21. Cow Cow Boogie (live)
22. Crossfire
23. Cry Like a Baby
24. Dam
25. Dangerous
26. Devil On Your Back
27. Devil’s Inside My Head
28. Don’t Go
29. Don’t Look So Sad
30. Don’t Talk Back
31. Down Here On Earth
32. Dragonfly
33. Driving With The Brakes On
34. Dustbowl
35. Everything’s Turning To White
36. Falling into You
37. Familiar Strangers
38. Flat Nail Joe
39. Follow You Home
40. For Sale
41. Freight Train
42. Georgia Brown
43. Golden Rails
44. Guilty As Sin
45. Happy Woman Blues
46. Hard Road
47. Hard Way
48. Have Mercy On Me
49. Heartbreak, Heartmend
50. Heaven Or Hell
51. Hell of a Way To Go
52. Hey
53. Hold On
54. Hollywood
55. House On a Hill
56. House That Never Was
57. I Got You Now
58. I’m Alive
59. I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry (feat. Paul Kelly)
60. I Still Pray
61. I Wish It Would Rain (feat. Ashleigh Dallas)
62. I Would Do
63. If I Could
64. If I Died
65. If I Needed You
66. If I Needed You (feat. Jimmy Barnes)
67. If I Were You
68. If We Had a Child
69. Ignorance
70. Im So Lonseome I Could Cry Feat Paul Kelly
71. In Spite Of Ourselves
72. Invisible Girl
73. Is God Real?
74. Jackson Hole
75. Jonestown
76. Just Like Yesterday
77. Last Hard Bible
78. Leave the Lights On
79. Light Up A Candle
80. Like a River
81. Little Bird
82. Little Bit Lonesome
83. Little Sparrow
84. Living On The Railroad
85. Lonely
86. Lost and Found
87. Love Like A Hurrican
88. Luka
89. Million Tears
90. Millionaires
91. Millions Tears
92. Misdiagnosed
93. Monkey On A Wire
94. More Than Ordinary
95. Mother
96. Mr Baylis
97. No One Hurts Up Here
98. No Ordinary Man
99. Not Pretty Enough
100. Nothing At All
101. Nothing but a Child
102. Old School
103. On a Bad Day
104. Once In A While
105. One More Year
106. Orphan Girl (feat. Shane Nicholson)
107. Paper Aeroplane
108. Pompeii
109. Pony
110. Railroad
111. Rattlin’ Bones
112. Return of the Grievous Angel
113. Romeo & Juliet
114. Round Here
115. Runaway Train
116. Rusted Shoes
117. Saddle Boy
118. Satellite
119. Saturated
120. Shackle & Chain
121. Sick As a Dog
122. Sign On The Door
123. Sleeping Cold
124. Someone Like Me
125. Somewhere
126. Southern Kind of Life
127. Stalker
128. Still Feeling Blue
129. Stronger
130. Summer Pillow
131. Surrender
132. Sweetest Gift
133. Sweetest Waste Of Time
134. Talkin’ Baby Blues
135. Tear Stained Eye
136. The Captain
137. The Devil’s Inside My Head
138. The Devil’s Wheel
139. The Flower
140. The Hard Way
141. The House That Never Was
142. The Quiet Life
143. The Rain
144. The Stupid Things I Do
145. These Days
146. These Pines
147. These Pines(Kasey Chambers)
148. This Flower
149. This Is Gonna Be a Long Year
150. This Mountain
151. This Story
152. ‘Til Death Do Us Part
153. Too Late To Save Me
154. Too Long In The Wasteland
155. Top Of The World
156. Train Wreck
157. Troubled Mind
158. True Colours
159. Up Or Down
160. Wash Me Out
161. Water in the Fuel
162. Wayward Angel
163. We’re All Gonna Die Someday
164. Wheelbarrow
165. Wildflower
166. Woe Is Mine
167. Wreck And Ruin
168. You Ain’t Worth Suffering For
169. You And Me
170. You Got The Car
171. You Make Me Sing
172. Your Day Will Come
173. Your Sweet Love

Kasey Chamber Twitter

#preshowdunnyshot in…
Dress- @tulleandbatiste via southofthebordersydney
Jacket- treeoflife_love
Boots- lenni_thelabel
Belt- @spell_byronbay #campfiretour @ Geelong, Victoria https://t.co/f6ARV5YJxZ

— Kasey Chambers (@kaseychambers) July 14, 2018

Kasey Chamber on Fame pressure and Eating Disorder

In an interview with Mia Freedman’s No Filter Podcast, Chambers spoke of how her seven time platinum 2001 album Barricades & Brickwalls, created an enormous amount of pressure for the singer.

“I just didn’t feel myself and I knew that something wasn’t right … I just couldn’t admit to myself that that is what it was,” she said.

“I wouldn’t look in the mirror and see someone really fat.

“I didn’t want to look in the mirror. It wasn’t an image thing for me … It wasn’t ‘Oh I look fat in photos’. It was more about the control thing.”

At the time of her battle, Chambers had recently married her now ex-husband Shane Nicholson, and was a mother to her then four-year-old son, Talon — from a previous marriage.

At her lowest, Chambers said she was just 44kg, which is when family and friends addressed the issue, because she didn’t see what she was doing as having a disorder.

“It couldn’t be that … Everything pointed to ‘Nah, that’s not me’,’’ she said.

Chambers said she turned to help, citing stress and negativity in her life was to blame for the disorder.

“I think a lot of that actually was me not allowing myself to kind of break down every now and then,” she said.

In 2013, Nicholson and Chambers decided to call it quits after eight years of marriage and two children together. The split was said to be the result of a collision between work and family life.

In 2015, Chambers went through surgery to remove nodules from the country singer’s vocal cords, which obviously brought her a lot of fear that she wouldn’t be able to talk again, or make a living off her music.

Following the procedure, Chambers revealed the operation gave her the voice to be the singer that had been in her head for a long time.

“It really did give me a new strength and a new power and coupled with the new power I felt in my personal life,” she said.

“I’m still finding myself as a single mother of three who has a career and who is a daughter and a friend and has all these different hats.

“Don’t get me wrong, I don’t always get it right, but for the most part I feel like I’m owning it a little bit more than I ever have and I feel a strength in myself that is not about other people in my life.”

Source: www.news.com.au