When Lucy came to Grow a Star in 2014, she was a very shy 12-year-old, with dreams of one day becoming a professional musician.
Suffering from an anxiety disorder was one of several barriers she needed to navigate before she could even contemplate performing in front of crowds.
Through the Grow a Star program, Lucy was sponsored to attend the Rock God Music School, where she attended singing lessons once a week. It wasn’t long before her talent was recognised and she was asked to join three other girls and form a group.
She went on to perform at several small events in her local area as both a soloist and with the group. Lucy has made lifelong friends through this journey and her parents have witnessed a change in her confidence and demeanour along the way.
Over the past five years Lucy has worked tirelessly on her singing and this has taken her from that shy 12-year-old to a very confident 17-year-old young woman who fronts her own music band, has released a number of songs on social media platforms and has supported major overseas acts performing in front of large crowds in major Sydney live venues.
Recently, Grow a Star nominated Lucy for the Channel 7 NSW/ACT Young Achievers Award.
She made the final four and was invited to attend a gala awards night at Doltone House in Sydney.
Lucy is currently studying for a Certificate in Sound Production and Lighting.
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