Iva Davies
Singer-songwriter and guitarist, Icehouse
Born
May 22nd, 1955
69 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Australia
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An Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist gained recognition as the lead vocalist and multi-instrumentalist of the rock band Icehouse. The band achieved significant success in the 1980s with their hit single 'Great Southern Land' and the album 'Primitive Man'. The sound blended new wave styles with rock influences, contributing to the Australian music scene. Throughout the career, numerous awards were received, including ARIA Awards celebrating achievements in the music industry. Solo work included contributions to soundtracks and other musical projects.
Lead vocalist of the band Icehouse
Hit single 'Great Southern Land'
Album 'Primitive Man'
Multiple ARIA Awards
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