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Something wrong?An opera-trained soprano who took the left turn into alt-pop and somehow landed at Coachella, the Met, and Eurovision - the only artist to tick all three. Australia's most nominated ARIA act who never quite fit the box.
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![At the Woodford Folk Festival, December 2008. She had been named Queen of the Festival back in 2002-2003.[10]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/3/3d/1KateMillerHeidkefestival.jpg)
At the Woodford Folk Festival, December 2008. She had been named Queen of the Festival back in 2002-2003.[10]![Miller-Heidke (centre) singing alongside Deborah Conway (on acoustic guitar at left) and Mia Dyson, Australia Day Live, January 2007. All three had performed as part of the Broad Festival in August 2006.[18]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/73/Kate_Miller-Heidke_Australia_Day_Live.jpg/330px-Kate_Miller-Heidke_Australia_Day_Live.jpg)
Miller-Heidke (centre) singing alongside Deborah Conway (on acoustic guitar at left) and Mia Dyson, Australia Day Live, January 2007. All three had performed as part of the Broad Festival in August 2006.[18]
Performing at the Brunswick Music Festival, March 2009
Kate Miller-Heidke in 2011
Kate Miller-Heidke in 2013![Miller-Heidke (centre) performing "Zero Gravity" during the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel. She won the semi-final and finished ninth in the final.[2]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/29/ESC-Australia-2019-KateMiller-Heidke-001.jpg/1280px-ESC-Australia-2019-KateMiller-Heidke-001.jpg)
Miller-Heidke (centre) performing "Zero Gravity" during the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2019 in Tel Aviv, Israel. She won the semi-final and finished ninth in the final.[2]
Miller-Heidke (right) singing alongside her husband, Keir Nuttall on guitar and vocals, Blue Mountain Music Festival, Katoomba, March 2018Listen
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Born 16 November 1981, Miller-Heidke came up through classical training but carved out a lane in alternative pop that defied easy placement. She signed major deals with Sony Australia, Epic, and RCA before going independent in 2014. Four solo albums cracked the ARIA top 10 - Curiouser in October 2008, Nightflight in April 2012, O Vertigo! in March 2014, and Child in Reverse in October 2020. "The Last Day on Earth" hit No. 3 on the singles chart in July 2009 after Neighbours ran it in promos earlier that year. She took "Zero Gravity" to Eurovision 2019 in Tel Aviv, representing Australia, and collected five Helpmann Awards along the way. Seventeen ARIA nominations tracked a career that kept slipping categories.
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