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After performing together in the US and forming a great musical bond, Kate Ceberano and Mark Isham found they shared a musical connection and joined on a quest based on their mutual love for “bitter-sweet, broken-hearted love songs” from the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s. A whirlwind adventure in the studio resulted in Bittersweet, which features 11 spectacular tracks, all recorded live, and full of love and longing.

In November 2005 Kate Ceberano was asked to sing with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra. The two shows were recorded and released as a live DVD.

Kate Ceberano's second solo album You've Always Got The Blues, released in 1988, earned her an ARIA Award for Best Female Artist (1988). Kate first found fame with her funk band I'm Talking, a group that was managed by Ken West.

Kate Ceberano’s 17^th album So Much Beauty is more than just her latest album, it is also the summation of everything that has made this Australian singer exceptional.

Kate Ceberano salutes the 80s with a cover of Go Your Own Way, taken from the album titled Nine Lime Avenue, a tribute to a decade she holds close to her heart.

Kate Ceberano salutes the 80s with an album titled Nine Lime Avenue, a tribute to a decade she holds close to her heart.

In November 2005 Kate Ceberano was asked to sing with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra. Armed with the orchestrations of conductor Sean O'Boyle, Kate performed a vastly eclectic collection of songs.

19 Days In New York is an album of jazz favourites recorded whilst Kate Ceberano was living in New York. She counts the album, an the following live album with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra as the highlights of her career.

As a female artist that has been in the Australian music industry for over twenty years, Kate Ceberano has defied all the odds and continues to find success in all that she does. 2003's album The Girl Can Help It only continued her sucess.