Birth name Erinn Swan Years active 2004–present | Name Erinn Swan Role Singer | |
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Born 19 July 1984 (age 39) ( 1984-07-19 ) Occupation(s) Singer, Songwriter, Actress Associated acts Streamer Bendy, Nina May, The Hangout Genres Alternative rock, Pop punk, Pop rock, Pop music, Indie rock, Hip hop music, Rock music, Rap rock | ||
Steven Childs and Erinn Swan - Old Address
Erinn Swan, daughter of Wayne Swan, born 19 July 1984, is Head of Digital for the Australian Labor Party, as well as a singer, songwriter, performer and A&R Representative for Sony Music from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Contents
- Steven Childs and Erinn Swan Old Address
- Biography
- Bands
- Musical career
- Acting career
- Discography
- References
Biography
Erinn is the lead singer for the Brisbane based band The Hangout. She has performed live on MTV's 'The Lair,' Channel 9 and NOVA and AUSTEREO national radio, supported the likes of The Klaxons, Good Charlotte, Kisschasy, Stafford Brothers and more. Singing and songwriting, however, are not Erinn's only talents. An accomplished actress, Erinn has appeared in many Brisbane based projects, including the lead role in Yahoo7's PS TRIXI, and has been a roving reporter for Austero's 'Hot 30', which broadcasts nationwide. Erinn is also an active member of the Australian Youth Music Council. Erinn is Sony Music’s A&R scout for Queensland. She also ran a small independent label ‘Smile Or Die Music’ for three years where she managed and worked intimately with the Brisbane scene. Erinn also worked at Mercury Mobility for a year where she drove efforts involving programming music for mobile platforms, and researching and developing programs for how to cope with the music industries’ shift to the digital realm.
Bands
Erinn was the lead singer of progressive rock band Nina May and pop rock band Streamer Bendy, and is currently a vocalist for pop rock/hip-hop band The Hangout. Erinn travels extensively to Los Angeles and Sweden, where she writes with the likes of Wayne Beckford (Akon, Britney, Robyn).