About Sally

Sally Cameron is an internationally acclaimed singer, vocal coach, and choir director whose passion for the human voice has shaped a dynamic and diverse career. With over two decades of experience performing on some of the world's most iconic stages, including the Sydney Opera House, Sally’s journey has taken her from intimate jazz clubs in New York to grand concert halls in Finland, Sweden, and Japan.

As a former member and company director of the world-renowned vocal group The Idea of North, Sally played a pivotal role in shaping the group's success. Performing an average of 120 gigs per year, rehearsing three times a week and touring most weekends, Sally as the soprano in the a cappella vocal quartet, not only contributed to the group's signature sound but also co-managed the business alongside her three colleagues. During her ten years with The Idea of North, she recorded seven albums (two of which won ARIAs for Best Jazz Album) and shared stages with icons such as The Manhattan Transfer, Tina Arena, Barry Humphries (aka Edna Everage), James Morrison, Lior, Naturally 7, Take 6 and Guy Sebastian. Along her travels, she had the privilege of meeting renowned artists like Pentatonix, Paul Simon, Michael Bublè, INXS, Jimmy Barnes and Sting, further enriching her musical journey.

Renowned for her ability to warm a crowd and entrance listeners with emotionally charged ballads and masterful storytelling, Sally’s performances left lasting impressions on audiences worldwide.

Following this chapter, she successfully launched her solo career, releasing her own acclaimed album Always Christmas (2017), which debuted at #2 on the Australian Jazz charts. She has more recently worked with celebrated artists such as Casey Donovan, Rob Mills, Bobby Fox, and John Foreman, further cementing her reputation as a versatile and sought-after vocalist.