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At the age of eight years, Felicity began piano lessons | |
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As an eleven-year-old, Felicity bought her first guitar | |
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1989 Tamworth CCMA Talent Quest - overall winner | |
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1991 Tamworth 'Junior Citizen of the Year' | |
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1992 (aged 16) - first album released ( Felicity Urquhart ) | |
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1993 - State Bank of NSW Entertainment Scholarship |
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1993 - Finalist, New Talent, CMAA Awards | |
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1993 - Graduated from the Talent Development Project | |
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1994 - Supported Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings at the Sydney Entertainment Centre | |
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1994 - Nominated for Best New Talent - The Johnny O'Keefe Encouragement Award, Mo Award | |
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1995 - Nominated for Best Female Country Performer, Mo Awards | |
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1995 - Performed for the Winfield Cup Rugby League Grand Final at the Sydney Football Stadium | |
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1995 - Second album released ( Follow Me ) | |
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1996 - Finalist, Female Vocalist, CMAA Awards | |
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1996 - Winner, Best Female Country Performer, Mo Awards | |
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1996 - Compered Schools Spectacular Sydney Entertainment Centre, televised Channel Ten. | |
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1997 - Co-host for lifestyle television program "Our Country" |
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1997 - Signed with EMI Music Australia as a recording artist | |
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1998 - Finalist, Vocal Collaboration, CMAA Awards | |
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1998 - Winner, Best Female Country Performer, Mo Awards | |
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1998 - Inducted into the Women's Hall of Fame, Tamworth for services to country music | |
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1998 - Winner, Best Female Country Performer, Australian Club Entertainment Awards | |
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1998 - Awarded the Sport and Tourism Youth Foundation's Noel McGrugan Memorial Scholarship | |
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1999 - Semi-finalist, Female Vocalist, CMAA Awards | |
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1999 - third album released ( Nothing to Hide ) | |
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1999 - Winner, Best Female Country Performer, Australian Club Entertainment Awards | |
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1999 - Finalist, Female Country Performer, Mo Awards | |
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2000 - Semi-finalist, Best Video Clip, CMAA Awards | |
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2000 - Finalist, Female Vocalist, CMAA Awards | |
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2000 - Finalist, Best Female Country Performer, Mo Awards | |
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2000 - Winner, Best Female Country Performer, Australian Club Entertainment Awards | |
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2001 -
Golden Guitar Winner,
Vocal Collaboration of the Year, CMAA Awards
(with Darren Coggan, Beccy Cole and Adam Harvey) |
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2001 - Inducted into 'Hands of Fame', Tamworth | |
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2001 - Finalist, Best Female Country Performer, Mo Awards | |
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2001 - fourth album released ( New Shadow ) | |
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2001 - Finalist, Best Female Country Performer, Australian Club Entertainment Awards | |
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2001 - Film clip 'Planet Of Love' recognised with a highly commended award for direction at the Australian Cinematographers Society QLD Awards. | |
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2002 - Finalist, Female Vocalist and Album of the Year, CMAA Awards | |
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2002 - Nominated for Female Country Performer of the Year, 27th Annual 'Mo' Awards | |
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2002 - Presenter at the Country Music Awards of Australia (televised Channel 7) | |
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2002 - Finalist for Best Female Country Performer, Australian Club Entertainment Awards | |
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2003 - Co-host at the Country Music Awards of Australia (televised Channel 7) | |
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2003 - Received a Centenary Medal from the Prime Minister's office, for her contribution to Australian society via country music | |
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2003 - Mo Award Finalist for Best Female Country Performer | |
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2003 - Finalist for Best Female Country Performer, Australian Club Entertainment Awards | |