Kevin Carmody

Kevin Daniel Carmody (born 1946), better known by his stage name Kev Carmody, is an Aboriginal Australian singer-songwriter and musician

Kev Carmody. 3521 likes · 1 talking about this. Kev Carmody is one of Australia's pre-eminent Indigenous singer-songwriters.

Kev Carmody started out mad, then he got even. Pillars of Society was the rough-hewn protest album all but unheard from Aboriginal Australia in 1987.

Mr Kev Carmody is a Bundjalung/Lama Lama man and a singer and songwriter who is recognised in Queensland and across Australia for his contributions to the arts

Carmody was born in Cairns in 1946 to an Irish-Australian father and Aboriginal mother. His maternal heritage is the Bundjalung country in New South Wales which

Kev Carmody is a celebrated Indigenous singer-songwriter and alumnus of The University of Queensland (Diploma of Education, '81).

Kev Carmody is one of Australia's pre-eminent wordsmiths whose politically charged, and socially aware lyrics have cemented him as one of our country's

Called One Night The Moon, it tells the story of an Aboriginal tracker who is forbidden to help a search party find a missing child. The father, a station owner