New Music
Robbie Mortimer returns with Don’t Wanna Wake Up, a new release that marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter.
Blending the energy of contemporary country-rock with the honest, feel-good storytelling Robbie has become known for, Don’t Wanna Wake Up captures those moments in life you wish you could hold onto just a little longer.
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ABOUT ROBBIE
Robbie Mortimer is a 2027 Tamworth Country Music Festival ambassador and country-rock artist from Orange, NSW, known for high-energy live shows, big-hearted songs and a sound that blends contemporary country with rock and an unmistakable Australian edge.
A 2023 Toyota Star Maker Grand Finalist and 2025 CountryTown Breakthrough Artist nominee, Robbie has built a rapidly growing audience through independent releases, national touring and standout appearances at some of Australia’s biggest country music events.
With more than 7.5 million career streams, his 2026 EP Notes From A Very Loud Mind marked another major step forward, combining anthemic country-rock with honest, feel-good storytelling. Its single Might Be The Night reached #1 on TMFM and #9 on the CountryTown Music Network chart, while Robbie’s music has continued to earn strong support across streaming and country radio.
On stage, Robbie has performed at CMC Rocks, Gympie Music Muster, CountryFest, Savannah in the Round, Groundwater Country Music Festival and The Bend, building a reputation for an energetic live show that brings together big choruses, storytelling and a genuine connection with the crowd.
In 2026, Robbie delivered the national anthem at State of Origin Game I at Accor Stadium in front of one of the biggest live audiences of his career. That same year, he made his debut at Nashville’s iconic Bluebird Café, adding an international milestone to a year of significant momentum.
Now, Robbie is entering the biggest chapter of his career yet. Rooted in regional NSW, Robbie sings for the underdog the people still backing themselves, still getting back up and still finding something good in the hard days. His infectious outlook on life, genuine connection with people and unwavering support for Australian country music are undeniable.
