Nathan Cavaleri

Few Australian musicians have navigated a career as remarkable and transformative as Nathan Cavaleri. 

By age 12, he was at the center of a bidding war between the labels of Michael Jackson, Prince, and Madonna. By age 16, he had toured with B.B. King as his guest and performed at the Kennedy Center in front of the Clintons, sharing the stage with legends like Etta James and Bonnie Raitt. Yet, his extraordinary journey extends far beyond these early achievements.

Nathans formative years were marked by resilience. Diagnosed with leukemia at a young age, music became both a sanctuary and a lifeline, deepening his connection to the guitar and laying the foundation for his future. His raw talent and charisma propelled him onto some of the worlds most prestigious stages, but the whirlwind of global fame eventually gave way to personal battles with anxiety, depression, and burnout. After stepping away from the spotlight for years, Nathan re-emerged stronger than ever, offering not just his music but his storya deeply authentic and human connection with audiences.

Since returning, Nathan has solidified his place at the forefront of the Australian music scene with the release of Demons, an album that reflects a period of introspection and the deep, contemplative journey of rediscovering his true self. An evolution of that, his latest release Miracles sees Nathan courageously pushing beyond the boundaries of his past blues identities. With a bold, unapologetic spirit, Miracles incorporates surf-rock grit and psychedelic influences, resulting in a sound that is both aggressive and brave, pushing the limits of musical expression. Supported by sold-out headline tours and team-ups with KALEO, The Allman Betts Band, and Christone "Kingfish" Ingram, and playing festival stages around Australia such as Woodford Folk Festival, BluesFest Byron Bay, and Nannup, Nathans shows continue to evolve, captivating audiences with an emotional depth that resonates far beyond the music itself.

Nathans journey was featured in an episode of Australian Story, where he opened up about his personal battles and triumphs, giving fans a deeper understanding of his remarkable story. Beyond his music, Nathan has become a powerful advocate for mental health, using his platform to help others confront fear and anxiety. Through workshops, keynotes, and personal storytelling, he shares his journey of resilience, empowering others to break through their own barriers and reconnect with their authentic selves.