ABOUT
Launching as an independent artist in August 2025, Jack Hamilton is making waves in the Australian music scene as a promising, fresh talent from the northern suburbs of Perth, Western Australia. After debuting his first single at the Indian Ocean Hotel to a crowd of over 180 people, Jack repeated the feat with the release of his second single, "Enough", and has recently released his third single, "Where Did You All Go". Having performed at shows and festivals across Western Australia, Jack has supported the likes of Eskimo Joe at the final show of their sold-out anniversary tour in Fremantle, Beddy Rays at Middies Festival in Albany, Finn Pearson at his EP launch in Northbridge, Ullah, Ricky Neil Jr and many more. A multi-instrumentalist who has been writing and performing music from a young age, Jack has spent years refining his craft into a powerful live show built on raw emotion, soaring melodies and cathartic rock energy. If you're a fan of Sam Fender, Spacey Jane, Nothing But Thieves or Jeff Buckley, you'll love Jack Hamilton. With new music, bigger shows and ambitious plans on the horizon, this is an artist who is only just getting started.
“Jack is an outstanding music artist; his songwriting and commercial appeal, coupled with his unique velvety voice, will no doubt secure his well-deserved success.” - Vinnie Crea, Course Coordinator/Music Director, WAAPA.
RELEASES
I'm Done With Not Being Who I Am
Jack Hamilton’s debut single tells the story of a transformative journey through self-discovery, acceptance, and personal growth. Driven by raw emotion and honest lyricism, the song captures the moment of embracing authenticity and leaving the past behind.
Enough
Jack Hamilton’s second independent release is a deeply personal soft rock track centred around self-acceptance and self-love. Featuring soaring melodies, rich instrumentation, and a dynamic emotional arc, the song delivers a powerful and cathartic listening experience.
Where Did You All Go
Written during a period of immense grief and pain, the song explores the struggle of living without something that was once a prominent part of one's life. Centred around a yearning question that has no answer, the song reflects on loss, emotional avoidance, and the challenge of balancing the need to move forward with a grief that can feel paralysing. Marking Jack Hamilton’s first venture into the pop-rock space, the track is also a significant creative milestone, with Jack playing most of the instruments and taking substantial creative control throughout the recording process, resulting in an honest, raw, and emotionally charged release.
