Join musician Kasey Chambers to celebrate the release of her book Just Don’t Be a D**khead and Other Profound Things I’ve Learnt. Kasey will be joined by Dr Barbara Lemon, Director of Curatorial and Collection Research at the National Library, for a chat about the book, the stories that have inspired her and a few songs inspired by her unique life stories.
Entry is free to this event but bookings are essential.
The event will be available to view live online via the Library’s Facebook and YouTube pages. You do not need to book a ticket to watch the event online.
Following the discussion in the Theatre, Kasey Chambers will be available for book signings in the Foyer.
About Just Don’t Be a D**khead and Other Profound Things I’ve Learnt
From the publisher, Hardie Grant:
This book is a whirlwind of great stories, rock-solid life lessons and Kasey Chambers at her most heartfelt and honest. From her childhood in the Australian outback to the heights of her chart-topping international success as a singer/songwriter, Kasey has trusted her gut, stuck to her values and learned some hard truths, always while trying to live by the best advice she’s ever received: just don’t be a d**khead.
About Kasey Chambers
Kasey Chambers is an Australian country music artist whose distinctive voice, heart-felt lyrics and world-class performances have earned her the rightful position of one of the most popular and acclaimed artists of her generation at home, whilst winning a devoted cult following around the rest of the world. Hailed as bringing Australian country music into the mainstream, Kasey has won 14 ARIAs, 24 CMAA Golden Guitars and 10 APRA songwriting awards. Her 12 albums have sold more than 14x platinum and include 5x No.1 albums and her No.1 single Not Pretty Enough. In 2018 Kasey’s exceptional career was honoured by being the youngest female ever to be inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame. With a career spanning over 25 years Kasey continues to inspire with her trademark authenticity and unwavering commitment to her craft.
Image credit: Kasey Chambers book launch. National Library of Australia.
