Victoria Crosby

Victoria Crosby is an Australian country singer, songwriter, and storyteller from Mareeba in Far North Queensland. With a voice full of red dust and heart, she blends traditional country roots with a modern edge, crafting songs that feel honest, lived-in, and unmistakably northern.

Her roots run deep in the Cape and the Gulf, and the stories of her family, her community, and the country she grew up in shape every song she writes. From dusty bush tracks to the quiet resilience of FNQ towns, Victoria’s music carries the spirit of where she comes from — grounded, proud, and deeply connected to place.

In 2025, Victoria released her first five singles — North of the Range, Red Dome Dust, Bush Kids Don’t Do Well in the City, Yodeling with Duke, and Flowers for Annie. All received strong support from Australian and international country radio, with several reaching the Australian Country Top 40 Airplay Chart and multiple tracks hitting #1 on international country charts.

Her debut album North of the Range was released on November 14, 2025, earning widespread radio airplay and a deeply loyal listener response across Australia and overseas. One of its standout tracks, Flowers for Annie, was nominated for Heritage Song of the Year at the Australian Bush Ballad Awards.

In March 2026, Victoria released You Need A Cowboy, marking a bold new chapter in her sound. The track debuted at #8 before climbing to #2, where it held strong for three consecutive weeks on the Australian Country Songs Top 40 Airplay Chart. The release was supported widely across Australian and international radio and sparked a significant surge in airplay across her entire catalogue.

That momentum continued with Good Girl Problem, released June 5, 2026. Stepping further into a confident, modern country sound, the track became one of Victoria’s biggest successes to date, peaking at #6 on the Australian Country Songs Top 40 Airplay Chart and reaching #1 on the Local Sounds Radio Chart. The track further established Victoria as an artist willing to push beyond the traditional boundaries of country music, combining sharp songwriting, attitude and a fresh contemporary sound.

Now, Victoria is taking Good Girl Problem somewhere completely unexpected.

On September 18, 2026, she will release a brand-new Club Remix of Good Girl Problem, teaming up with young Los Angeles EDM producer BGZ to transform the country-pop track for the dancefloor. The remix is being promoted by Relish PR Factory to commercial radio and the club and DJ scene, marking an exciting crossover moment for Victoria as she takes her music beyond the country format and into a whole new world of listeners.

September also sees the release of Victoria’s brand-new single If She Can Take Him, arriving September 4, 2026. The release continues the evolution of Victoria’s sound, pairing her trademark storytelling with a contemporary country approach and setting the stage for another busy chapter in her growing catalogue.

With a new single, a major club remix and the momentum of a #6 national country airplay hit behind her, September is shaping up to be one of the biggest months of Victoria’s career so far.

Beyond her own recording career, Victoria is deeply invested in supporting the next generation of Australian artists. She is the founder of the Victoria Crosby Young Australian Artist Grant, an annual initiative created to provide practical financial support and encouragement to emerging musicians. The grant reflects her belief in community, mentorship, and giving young artists a genuine helping hand as they find their feet in the industry.

Victoria also brings her love of country music to the airwaves as the host of Country Songs From My Back Step on Blue Shamrock Radio, where she shares classic country, bush ballads, and the stories behind the songs — championing both established voices and new talent.

Her second album, If the Boots Fit, began rolling out in March 2026 and explores a broader palette of traditional country, country blues, and modern influences, while staying true to the storytelling core she’s known for.

Victoria Crosby continues to celebrate life north of the range, sharing the stories, characters, and heart of Far North Queensland with warmth, grit and a fresh, fearless energy that defines the next era of her music.