Liam Kennedy-Clark

With a passion for music and a distinct lack of sporting finesse, it was
only a matter of time before Liam Kennedy-Clark gravitated towards the
musician's life of recording studios, stages, long hours in the car, and late
night servo dinners.
Having left high school and moved to Australia at the age of 17, it wasn’t
long before Kennedy-Clark became an established professional
musician, sharing stages with the likes of Lee Kernaghan, The Wolfe
Brothers, Adam Harvey, Beccy Cole, and The Bushwackers.
In 2015, Liam become the youngest ever CMAA Academy mentor, a role
he continues to hold, sharing his knowledge and insights of the music
industry with up and coming young Artists.
Amongst all of this, Kennedy-Clark finds time for his solo career as a
singer/songwriter. His passion? Finding new and innovative ways to
express himself musically, an inclination clearly demonstrated in Liam's
latest album, "Another Habit".