Ben Walker is not your typical songwriter. This British-born artist, now calling Sydney’s Northern Beaches home, blends soulful melodies with poignant storytelling that will make you laugh, cry, and reflect deeply.
Ben’s journey into songwriting is nothing short of inspirational. Raised in the UK, his love for music was sparked at an early age, but it wasn’t until he moved to Australia that he truly found his voice. After years spent working in the corporate world (a time he hilariously describes as “music-less”), Ben took the plunge- breaking free to pursue his passion.
In 2020, Ben began releasing music and his heartfelt tunes earned him festival appearances, co-writing opportunities with other talented artists, and widespread radio play. But the real proof of his talent came in 2022 when his song “I Won’t Forget” (a beautiful collaboration with Allan Caswell, Beth Lucas, and Stephen Dobson) was listed as a semi-finalist in the International Songwriting Competition (Folk Category) and soared to number 1 on the Australian Country Radio Chart.
Ben’s songs are a masterclass in storytelling. He has a gift for capturing everyday moments and turning them into something truly special. His lyrics are honest, relatable, and often deeply moving. And the melodies? They’ll stay with you long after the song ends.
Seeing Ben perform is an event you won’t forget. His solo shows are intimate and captivating, with a disarming honesty that draws you in. Expect to be taken on a emotional journey, with each song a chapter in a larger narrative. See the highlights real from one of his recent acoustic shows here: https://youtu.be/BnntLLD-rFc?si=JVXafnLCL-8WcylY
For interviews and bookings, contact Cameron Syrett – 0437 880 887; cameron@csmanagement.net.au), To learn more about Ben, explore this site or go to Linktree: @benwalkermusic | Linktree.
“Ben’s music holds a truth in it that connects and resonates with people, whatever seems to be going on in their lives. His lyrics are modern day poetry put to music.”
Rachal, Professional Vocalist