Joe Moore was born with music running through his veins. His father was in a band during Joe’s childhood, proving to Joe that music doesn’t just need to be a hobby but it can be a full-time career. At the age of 12 Joe taught himself how to play the drums and soon after picked up a guitar and he hasn’t put it down since. Joe Moore began his music career refining his talents on the streets as a busker in the Sydney’s infamous Pitt Street Mall. His success as a busker allowed him to score support gigs for a number of top artists including John Farnham, Lionel Ritchie and Boyz II Men. In 2012 he competed in Channel 7’s Television show ‘Australia’s Got Talent’ which carried him through to the Grand Final. Joe Moore performed yet another incredible original song called ‘Fall to Pieces’. Joe Moore continued busking his way around the world for the next 3 years before competing in Channel 9’s, ‘The Voice’ Season 4, in 2015. He made his debut on The Voice with a cover of Ed Sheeran’s ‘I See Fire’ and went on to be one of Australia’s favourite contestants. He joined The Madden Brothers’ team and was coached by them all the way to the Grand Finale once again, where he performed his own original song, ‘Invincible’. Joe Moore was soon signed to a world-wide recording deal with Universal. His debut album ‘A Thousand Lifetimes’ went on to become a top 5 ARIA chart album, and remains, to this day the only ever self-penned debut album from any talent-show contestant. Since then, Joe has been touring Australia extensively and has performed for Corporate clients such as Loreal, Swisse and Rebel Sport.