Brett Wood

Wood began his journey in music like many other young players.

Jamming at school, joining school bands, and having guitar lessons. But unlike most of the pack, he became obsessed and hooked on the instrument to an almost unhealthy degree.

A short 12 months later, his raw talent was recognised by guitar legend Tommy Emmanuel, which led to tours throughout the US, Europe, and Australia. Including a trip to Nashville in 1999 where Tommy introduced Wood to Chet Atkins and Jerry Reid.

Following the whirlwind of these early career achievements, Wood began a humble career as a session musician, contributing to multiple artists across the country, in the capacity of live touring, studio recording, and TV performances.

For nearly two decades, Wood has served as the lead guitarist and creative contributor for Australian artist Pete Murray, touring globally with both Pete and the Aussie rock act Electric Mary.

28 years after the release of his first self-produced album, Brett Wood has arrived as a well-rounded and seasoned session guitarist.

All the while developing his craft as a singer-songwriter, he now focuses his time, energy, and resources on evolving beyond his session skills into being an established artist, showcasing his own compelling material.