Callum was born and raised in Kyabram in the Goulburn Valley region of country Victoria.

He commenced singing at age 3 and had his first public performance, aged 9, at the Mooroopna, Country Music Club.

Callum developed a passion for country music and wrote his first song at age 11. The song “Lose You Again” was recorded on Callum’s first self titled album, released to radio, and went to No. 38 of the Most Played Independent Country Music Songs in the world.

As a youth, Callum busked at the Victoria Market for a few years introducing his style of Country Music to a Melbourne Audience. This helped earn his way to Tamworth Country Music Festival to Perform and where he represented Victoria in the Telstra Road to Tamworth competition. After Tamworth, Callum was invited to go to Sydney where he performed on the pilot for the television show “The Fat”.

Callum was also the Youth Ambassador for the charity “Convoy for kids” and performed with Adam Harvey at their family days. Callum was also invited to perform with Adam on his showcase at Tamworth.

As a result of his numerous performances Callum was accepted into, and was a graduate of, the Tamworth “Camerata” Junior Country Music School.

Callum competed in many Talent Quests culminating in winning the Gympie Muster Junior Talent Quest and performing on the main stage in front of 60,000 people.

Callum then toured extensively through New South Wales and Queensland with artists such as Ian Muir, Peter Pratt, Chad Morgan and other artists. He has also appeared with Ted Egan at the Sunbury Music Festival.

Next the Australian Youth Choir beckoned and Callum joined the choir becoming a member of the performing choir for a number of years. He also won their prestigious scholarship. Whilst with the choir, he performed many times at the Victorian Arts Centre and the Dallas Brooks Hall in Melbourne.

Callum has also performed at the Melbourne Town Hall at the Irish Ball in front of a crowd of over a thousand people, for the TAC on the steps of Victoria’s Parliament house at the “Tree of Life Ceremony” as well as at Telstra Dome for the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

Callum has also worked extensively with a punk rock band performing at the Veludo Bar in Ackland Street St. Kilda and the Customs House Hotel in Williamstown.

Callum has a rare musical talent. He knows and can sing many hundreds of songs in any genre of music. Check out his extensive list of songs on site. His passion is Country Music but he can also “rock it up” with the best in the business on any occasion. Possessing a beautiful voice with a three octave range means he can sing poignant ballads with ease and then follow it up with raunchy hard hitting songs as well.

Since returning to live in the Goulburn Valley in Victoria, Callum has commenced singing at various venues in the area including the Wunghnu Tavern Bar, Tocumwal Bowls and Gulf Club, Moama Bowls Club and the Barham Country Music Festival Cowra Baby Boomers Festival and numerous other festivals around Victoria and New South Wales. He has also performed at numerous private performances including weddings and birthday parties as his unique style and versatility in music means he is perfectly suited to perform at these private functions. Callum also performs at many rock and roll nights.

Callum is also now a regular presenter at 98.5 One FM Shepparton and has a Drive Time show on Thursdays at 12 pm.

Callum has released his second album titled "From The Heart" and is currently signed to Shock Records for worldwide distribution. He is receiving extensive airplay both is Australia and overseas.

In 2015 Callum has enjoyed success in his overseas performances in Vanuatu at the Waterfront Bar and at the prestigious Bay Of Islands Country Rock Festival. Callum also performed with Stephen R Cheney at the Hamilton Working Men’s Club in New Zealand.  Callum is also returning to New Zealand in 2016 for the Bay of Islands Country Rock Festival.

Callum has continued to enjoy musical success performing as the support act at the Cowra Country Music Stampede with world renowned artist Kevin Greaves and New Zealand artist Eddie Lowe.

Callum has also performed at Docklands for the Docklands Committee and at Melbourne Exhibition Centre (aka Jeff’s Shed) for the Good Friday Appeal for the Royal Children’s Hospital and is returning to perform at Docklands for Senior’s Week in September, 2015.

Callum is currently working on a couple of new albums for release in 2016 and as his profile grows, you can expect to see a lot more of him.

Callum's career is fast growing in stature and he is working extensively throughout the Victorian and southern New South Wales regions. So you can expect to see a lot more from him in his travels.