Determined and inspiring sums up the way Singer-Songwriter Aimee Hannan lives her life.

A proud Gamilaraay woman, first nations artist, Aimee has definitely made her mark as a singer.

Finding her love of singing at the age of 4, Aimee found a special connection with Country Music at age 10, with one of her favorite earliest memory being selected to open Lee Kernaghan’s “Hat Town” Tour in Gladstone (Qld).
Then spent the next few years traveling the countryside competing in many festivals throughout Queensland and NSW with great success as well as graduating from both the Junior and Senior programs at the CMAA Academy of Country Music.

Singing is a major part of Aimee’s life but it became increasingly difficult to perform as she was struggling with a rare medical condition that was causing her heart to fail and became necessary for Aimee to have her leg amputated, but staying true to herself Aimee was back on stage months later performing from her wheelchair until her prosthetic was made, then nothing could stop her.

Soon after her struggles, Aimee Connected with fellow artists Gina Jeffreys and Max Jackson and with their help co-wrote a collection of songs, some of which Aimee recorded on her Debut Album “Stronger” which was released in 2015.

2018 seen Aimee successfully competing in Season 7 of TVs “The Voice” making Team Deltas Top 12.

Since then has been performing regularly throughout the country side, sometimes including her Band, Aimee spent the time writing and joining forces with many fellow artists including, Allan Caswell, Lyn Bowtell, Drew McAlister, Luke O’shea and Keven Bennett to help her write her stories.

When the time came in late 2022 she released her 2nd studio album “ The Best Is Yet To Come” which contains many chart topping hits that give you a little more insight into who Aimee is.  And in 2023 there’s no sign of stopping her now

While performing everywhere she can, Aimee is already planning her next album with a few new songs already on the horizon.