Zoe Elliot is a singer songwriter who focuses on lyrics, story-telling, intricate harmonies and delicate melodies. Her shows are intimate and relaxed.

Zoe grew up in Sydney and later moved to the South Coast to raise her children. The shift in pace and place has reshaped the way she writes and performs.

She had released two EPs, Precipitate and Black Dog. Her songs touch on a variety of experiences and stories. From Stone Grey reflecting on how you can feel invisible in the city pace, to The Farmer song observing the changes over decades taking place in our rural towns. Zoe has written of love, loss, dementia, nature and simply delightful people. She loves to share stories and connect with her listeners. In 2010, she received some early encouragement, winning the Australian Songwriters Conference Awards and the 2GO Annual Acoustic Awards.
Zoe has had the pleasure of supporting Matt Corby, Renee Geyer, Tim Finn and other great artists.

In 2021, after the 2019–2020 bushfires, Zoe recorded two songs responding to what her community had experienced. This project was a stepping stone back into writing as she endeavoured to share the stories of her new home.

Zoe returned to the studio in 2025 and is now releasing her new project, My Heart Remembers. This year she’s sharing these new songs through concerts and local festivals, keeping things close to home and continuing to write about the people and places that shape her life.