Tickets for Emily’s tour of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland in September 2021 are now on sale.  Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment.  Emily will be performing with violinist Sarah King, cellist Louise King and bass player Christian Dunham at Eudlo Hall (11 Sept), Maleny Community Centre (18 Sept) and The Majestic Theatre in Pomona (25 Sept).  Please click the link below to book your tickets and watch a live video of Emily and Christian performing with Sarah and Louise at Eudlo Hall last year:

https://emilymaguire.com/hinterland-tour-2021/

Please spread the word and share the link with your friends and family if you think they might be interested.  We really appreciate your support.

You can now follow Emily on Bandcamp.  Her studio albums are all now available as digital downloads, either by track or the whole album.  You can also download her whole digital discography.  Emily’s Bandcamp site includes new liner notes on each album.  Click the Bandcamp icon to visit her site.

Emily has just posted a new blog about recording the vocals for her seventh album.  She is recording it with Christian at their home ‘Shaktu’ in the Obi Obi valley, Australia.  To eliminate the noises of all the birds in the bush (over 70 species in the valley), they have built a very DIY recording booth in their living room.  You can see a video of it in Emily’s Facebook Community Group.

To celebrate World Bipolar Day, we’ve just released a new video of Emily talking about her own experience of being bipolar and performing her new song ‘Stay’ in her studio at Shaktu.  You can watch it here.  Emily has posted the lyrics of ‘Stay’ on her blog.

Emily has started her own community group on Facebook to share her songs, poems, videos and her blogs about her music and life in the Obi Obi valley.  You can join the group here.

You can watch a recent interview with Emily by the US-based mental health charity One Mind who produce a weekly web series called ‘Brain Waves’.  Emily was asked questions about her life in Australia and the inspiration behind her song ‘Start Over Again’ which she performed live on the programme.  Click here to watch again.

Emily has just released a music video on her official YouTube channel for a new song called  ‘Long Way From Home’.  Read Emily’s blog post about what inspired her to write the song.  You can download the song for free here.

Emily has just published an e-book of her songs for guitar.  With lyrics and chord diagrams, the songbook includes 18 songs from her first five albums.  You can order the e-book from Emily’s shop and you will be sent a link to download the PDF.

The guitar songs included are listed below and are all available to stream on this website.  A piano songbook will be published later this year.

All That You Wanted
Back Home
Beautiful
Falling On My Feet
For Free
Free
I’d Rather Be
Keep Walking
Lighthouse Man
Old Valentine
On The Radio
Over The Waterfall
She Knows
Someday
Somewhere In The Blue
Start Over Again
Stranger Place
Woke Up

Shaktu Records has just released a live video and a free new album ‘Live at Eudlo Hall’ recorded on 17 October 2020 in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, Australia.

The album features sisters Sarah and Louise King on strings and includes a sneak preview of five new songs that will be on Emily’s forthcoming sixth studio album.  You can watch videos of both sets from Eudlo Hall and download the free album and lyric booklet here.  Please feel free to share the album ‘Live at Eudlo Hall’ with your friends.

Emily is featured in an article about The UnLonely Project in Harvard University student newspaper The Harvard Crimson.  Emily was an artist spotlight in the project run by the US-based Foundation for Art and Healing which aims to alleviate loneliness through the creative arts.  You can read the article here.