Lee Kernaghan, a celebrated figure in Australian country music, rejuvenated the genre in the 1990s with a blend of traditional themes and rural rock. His songs like "The Outback Club" and "Boys From The Bush" have become anthems for Australians connected to the land. In 2022, marking 30 years since his debut album, Kernaghan released a 3-CD set, "The Very Best of Lee Kernaghan – Three Decades of Hits". He also launched his first live album, "Lee Kernaghan Live At The Deni Ute Muster", showcasing his dynamic performances.

Kernaghan's impressive career includes 13 studio albums and 3 greatest hits collections, with sales over 2.5 million in Australia. A four-time ARIA award winner, he was inducted into the Australian Country Music Roll Of Renown and the CMC Hall of Fame for his contributions to country music. His 2018 album, "Spirit Of The Anzacs", was the year's highest selling Australian album.

A passionate supporter of rural and regional Australia, Kernaghan has raised millions for various causes and was honored with an Order of Australia Medal and named the 2008 Australian of the Year. He has achieved 40 #1 chart hits and 38 Golden Guitars. His latest single, "Come Together", released in September 2022, is a collaboration featuring First Nation artists and heralds his upcoming studio album.