Tamworth Region Who's Who
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🎤 Felicity Urquhart
Felicity Urquhart grew up at Tamworth listening to country records at home and a local radio programme before bedtime. She practised being an announcer by taping her own bedroom broadcasts, then began busking on Peel Street at eleven. Money earned in her father's upholstery workshop helped her save for a guitar. Performing and radio presenting later brought those interests together professionally. Her connection with the Tamworth region is a substantial childhood and musical beginning, rooted in family, local radio and the festival streets.
🎵 Troy Cassar-Daley
Troy Cassar-Daley came to Tamworth as a young musician from Grafton, busking in the country music centre by twelve. Later performances and Golden Guitar wins made the city a recurring place of professional recognition. In 2003 he collected awards for songwriting, male vocal performance and a collaboration with Paul Kelly. The regional connection is musical participation over time, beginning with the street-level experience of performing for passers-by. His upbringing belongs to Grafton, while Tamworth supplied an important stage in the development and recognition of his career.
🎻 Ashleigh Dallas
Ashleigh Dallas was born at Tamworth and grew up within the Dallas family's musical tradition. Early conservatorium classes led to a career in performing and songwriting, with her own Town Hall festival show becoming a hometown milestone. She also mentored a youth choir through the conservatorium, helping younger performers experience the connection between lyrics, music and an audience. Her regional story joins the opportunities of a country music centre with the encouragement and practical skills passed through a working musical family.

