Vance Joy, born James Gabriel Keogh, is an Australian singer-songwriter who has captivated audiences worldwide with his folk-pop sound and introspective lyrics. Hailing from Melbourne, Vance Joy first gained recognition with his 2013 hit single "Riptide," which showcased his unique ukulele-led charm and storytelling ability. Before finding success in music, Vance Joy was an Australian rules footballer and even pursued a law degree, adding depth to his artistic perspective.
His debut EP, "God Loves You When You're Dancing," released in 2013, set the stage for his full-length album "Dream Your Life Away," which includes the beloved track "Riptide." Vance Joy's music is known for its relatable themes and catchy melodies, making him a favorite among fans of all ages. His discography includes notable albums like "Nation of Two" and "In Our Own Sweet Time," featuring hits such as "Clarity," "Missing Piece," and "Don't Fade."
Beyond his musical achievements, Vance Joy is also known for his philanthropic efforts, partnering with organizations like Save The Music Foundation to support music education in schools. With over 5 billion streams across all platforms, Vance Joy's music continues to resonate with listeners, making him a standout artist in the folk-pop genre. Whether performing at sold-out concerts or collaborating with other artists, Vance Joy's talent and passion for music shine through in every performance.