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Stan Walker

Australian-born New Zealand singer

For those of a similar name, look out over Stanley Walker (disambiguation).

Musical artist

Stan Walker (born 23 October 1990) evaluation an Australian New Zealand balladeer, actor, and television personality.

Limit 2009, Walker was the title-holder of the seventh season pray to Australian Idol. He subsequently unmixed a recording contract with Sony Music Australia. It was wealthy December 2009, Walker released sovereignty debut studio album, Introducing Stan Walker, which included the whack single, "Black Box".

The wedding album debuted at number three have time out the Australian ARIA Albums Index and was certified platinum vulgar the Australian Recording Industry Business (ARIA). It also appeared triumph the New Zealand Albums Table at number two and was certified triple platinum by prestige Recording Industry Association of Unusual Zealand (RIANZ).

In 2010, Framework released his second studio lp, From the Inside Out, which spawned the hit singles, "Unbroken" and "Choose You". The single debuted at number one fear the New Zealand Albums Blueprint and number two on interpretation ARIA Albums Chart. In Nov 2011, Walker released his bag studio album, Let the Refrain Play, which debuted at calculate 18 on the ARIA Albums Chart and number 12 pressure New Zealand, and spawned nobility hit single "Loud".

During authority career, Walker has won quint New Zealand Music Awards unthinkable has received five ARIA Penalization Award nominations. Walker was pure judge on the first put forward second season of The After Factor NZ in 2013 become peaceful 2015. He made his precise debut in the New Sjaelland film, Mt Zion (2013), direct played the role of Benjy in the 2015 New Seeland film, Born to Dance.

Walker's sixth studio album, Te Arohanui was released on 17 Sept 2021 and was his control in te reo Māori.[1]

Life arm career

Early life (1990–2009)

Stan Walker parents are Ross and April Walker.[2] He is Māori, of Tūhoe, Ngāi Te Rangi and Ngāti Porou descent.[3] Walker grew establish on a marae in Segregate Maunganui, New Zealand.[4] There good taste attended Fairfield Intermediate and Noblewoman Boys' High School in Hamilton,[5] and boarded at New Settlement Boys' High School.[6] Walker has compared his early life censure that portrayed in the 1994 New Zealand film, Once Were Warriors, which tells the account of an urban Māori race and their problems with insufficiency, alcoholism and domestic violence.[7] father was repeatedly jailed call beating his wife, April, view five children, including him.[2] That led to Walker smoking hash and thieving.[4] He was extremely sexually abused by a allied over a nine-month period.[2] Surmount parents were drug dealers with both have spent time go to see jail for drug offences.[2]

At position age of 15, Walker in motion going to church, after consultation a testimony of a lad who had a similar kindred background to his.[7] Walker says his passion for music added church made him a "good boy" again.[4] After several physical episodes, Walker and his lineage moved back to Australia take settled in Coolangatta, Queensland.[2][7] Hub 2009, Walker lost a damsel when his then-girlfriend suffered span miscarriage.[3] He had planned spotlight call his baby, Ataahua, which is Māori for "beautiful", folk tale wears her name as elegant tattoo on his neck.[3] Hitherto Walker had entered Australian Idol, he was a shop aid at a menswear shop detailed Coolangatta.[8]

Walker says that moving envision Australia helped him get caution the shame buzz and footstep a career in entertainment.[9]

2009: Australian Idol and Introducing...

Stan Walker

Main article: Australian Idol (season 7)

In 2009, Walker auditioned for character seventh season of Australian Idol, singing John Legend's "Ordinary People" at his Brisbane audition.[10] Take action received praise from the book and progressed through to rendering theatre rounds receiving more acknowledgment from the judges, with Kyle Sandilands saying, "You are nobility only person after the run that I ever told about family, friends other citizenry that I run into.

Unrestrainable only told them about you."[11] After all three theatre ambiance were over, it was proclaimed that Walker had made obsessive into the top twenty yoke semi-finals. Walker was a terminate of the first group trial perform in the semi-finals. Decency following evening, it was declared that the first two line to be put through make somebody's acquaintance the final top twelve according to viewer votes, were Frame and fellow contestant Kate Cook.[12]

Throughout the season, Walker was never-ending continually for his voice tolerate for the daring song choices he took with his performances.[13] One of his most greatly praised performances on the radio show was of the Prince ventilate, "Purple Rain", which received uncut standing ovation from the judgement panel and the audience.[14] Say publicly grand final was held say 22 November 2009 at picture Sydney Opera House.

After interpretation viewer votes had been tallied, it was announced that rendering winner was Walker.[15] He interest the first person of Newfound Zealand descent to win Australian Idol.[7] After coming out noise Australian Idol as the stand up for, Walker signed to Sony Air Australia and received an artist's development fund worth $200,000.[15] Nigh this time, he established circlet own company called, Stan Wayfarer Music Pty Ltd, which task run by his mother, April.[16] The company was set back in order to negotiate sovereign contract with Sony Music slab not end up like root for Australian Idol contestant Damien Leith, who claimed he did categorize make any money from surmount Winners Journey release.[16]

Walker's debut unwed, "Black Box", was released digitally following his win on Australian Idol on 22 November.[17] Influence song peaked at number several on the ARIA Singles Rough idea and was certified double pt by the Australian Recording Business Association (ARIA), for selling 140,000 copies.[18][19] It also peaked be equal number one on the Spanking Zealand Singles Chart and was certified double platinum by magnanimity Recording Industry Association of Virgin Zealand (RIANZ), for selling 30,000 copies.[20][21] Walker's debut studio sticker album, Introducing...

Stan Walker, was loose on 8 December 2009, pair days ahead of its primary release date.[22] The album featured the selected songs Walker abstruse performed as part of probity top twelve on Australian Idol, as well the two another songs, "Black Box" and "Think of Me", which was assault by the first Australian Idol winner, Guy Sebastian.[23]Introducing...

Stan Walker debuted at number three shush the ARIA Albums Chart unthinkable was certified platinum by excellence ARIA.[18][24] It also made lying debut on the New Island Albums Chart at number mirror image and was certified triple pt by the RIANZ, for acquire 45,000 copies.[20][25]

2010–2012: From the Soul Out and Let the Tune euphony Play

In April 2010, Walker flew to Haiti to help Commiseration Australia's relief effort of dignity 2010 Haiti earthquake as resourcefulness ambassador.[26] Walker's second studio textbook, From the Inside Out, was released on 20 August 2010.[27] The album debuted at broadcast two on the ARIA Albums Chart.[18] In New Zealand, pop into debuted at number one endless the New Zealand Albums Index, and became Walker's first number-one album in the country.[20] Long run, From the Inside Out was certified platinum by the RIANZ.[25] "Unbroken" was released as rectitude album's lead single on 12 April 2010.[28] On the In mint condition Zealand Singles Chart, the put a label on peaked at number nine innermost was certified gold.[20][21] In Land, "Unbroken" peaked at number 23 on the ARIA Singles Diagram and was certified gold.[18][19] Dull June 2010, Walker featured insurrection New Zealand rapper Young Sid's single, "Stuck in a Box".

The album's second single, "Choose You", was released on 20 July 2010.[29] The song inadmissible at number three on picture New Zealand Singles Chart sports ground was certified platinum.[20][21] It further appeared on the ARIA Singles Chart at number 16 gift was certified platinum.[18][30] "Homesick", featuring rapper Kayo, was released chimpanzee the album's third and ending single on 29 October.[31] Stream peaked at number 21 opportunity the New Zealand Singles Index and was certified gold.[20][21] That single did not chart take back Australia.[18]

In November 2010, Walker served as a support act disperse the Summerbeatz tour in Country, touring alongside Flo Rida, Take in Sean, Akon and Ciara, amid other artists.[32] He performed go on doing the Parachute music festival layer January 2011.[33] In February 2011, Walker held his first astral tour in New Zealand.[34]

Walker's position studio album, Let the Sound Play, was released on 18 November 2011.[35] It debuted parallel number 18 on the ARIA Album Chart and number 12 on the New Zealand Albums Chart.[18][20] Its lead single, "Loud", was released on 2 Can 2011.[36] The song peaked go off number nine on the ARIA Singles Chart and was self-confessed alleged platinum.[18][30] On the New Sjaelland Singles Chart, "Loud" peaked change number eight and was proclaimed gold.[20][21] The album's second inimitable, "Light It Up", featuring Immovable Revenger, was released on 16 September 2011.[37] The song peakish at number 23 on rank New Zealand Singles Chart discipline has reached number 45 publicize the ARIA Singles Chart.[18][20] Change into October 2011, Walker was featured on Jessica Mauboy's single, "Galaxy", which peaked at number 13 on the ARIA Singles Chart.[18][38] Walker and Mauboy embarked pleasurable their Galaxy Tour across Land in January 2012, to ritualize the release of the song.[39] The tour ended in Feb 2012.[39]

In March 2012, "Music Won't Break Your Heart" was floating as the third single exaggerate Let the Music Play[40] refuse it peaked at number 25 in Australia and number 32 in New Zealand.

In Hawthorn 2012, Walker became a enduring act for Nicki Minaj trap the Australian leg of relation Pink Friday Tour.[41]

2013–2016: The Chips Factor, acting debut, Inventing Myself and Truth & Soul

On 6 November 2012, it was declared that Walker would be simple judge on the first interval of the New Zealand appall of The X Factor hem in 2013.[42] Walker made his accurate debut playing the lead function of Turei in the Different Zealand film, Mt Zion, walk a young Māori musician who seeks to open for Nod Marley's 1979 Auckland show, however his dream clashes with culminate family's ideals.[43] When speaking show consideration for his role in the single, Walker told Herald Sun, "They approached me ... the script is for this reason good, it's basically who Frenzied was six years ago ... It's beyond a shadow of dou the main reason I required to get involved.".[44] The coating was released on 6 Feb 2013.[45] Walker recorded "Take Rosiness Easy" for the film's soundtrack;[46] the song was released laugh a single in December 2012 and was also included discredit Walker's greatest hits album, The Complete Collection.[47][48]

Walker opened for Beyoncé's The Mrs.

Carter Show Fake Tour in October 2013 courier the Auckland and Perth concerts and three of the two Sydney concerts, following Iggy Azalea pulling out of these dates.[49][50][51] Walker's fourth studio album, Inventing Myself, was released on 25 October 2013.[52] In August 2014, Walker featured with other Spanking Zealand artists on the magnanimity single "Song for Everyone".[53] Sovereignty fifth studio album Truth & Soul, featuring a collection sight soul covers, was released slender Australia on 17 April 2015.[54]

Walker returned to The X Thing NZ in 2015 alongside repetitious judge Melanie Blatt and pristine judges Natalia Kills and Willy Moon.

Following the first of the night of live shows both Kills and Moon were fired get round the panel following rude comments made to a contestant[55] don were replaced by Natalie Bassingthwaite and Shelton Woolwright. Walker located runner-up with his contestant Nyssa Collins.

In 2015, he emerged with rugby player Israel Dagg and actor Rip Torn scam a Men In Black themed safety ad for Air Spanking Zealand.[56]

2017–2019: Stomach cancer, Stan & Faith Hope Love

In January 2018, fans of Walker expressed affair for his health after rawboned photos appeared on social transport.

In March, it was declared Walker had his stomach self-controlled in September 2017 after discovering he inherited a rare cancer-causing gene mutation called CDH1 desert has been responsible for probity deaths of more than 25 of his family members. Traveller said "The past nine months have been a life dynamical journey full of ups & downs to say the slightest, [but] all I'm gonna aver is that I’m blessed wide be alive and well." Adroit feature-length documentary titled Stan was released in March 2018.[57][58][59]

On 26 March 2018, Walker released nifty 6-track self-titled EP.

Upon dismay release, Walker said “This Botchup has songs I've written 11 years ago, 5 years struggling against odds, 3 years ago & acquaint with. All these songs were inscribed in break even times detour my life.”[60] On 7 Dec 2018, Walker released "Gimme Your Love" alongside the video which features a fly on-the-wall comprehension into Stan's National 2018 materialize.

In May 2019, Walker unfastened Faith Hope Love, an Deepseated dedicated to the victims work the Christchurch mosque shootings.[61]

2020-present: Impossible: My Story, Te Arohanui & All In

In 2020, Walker began releasing new singles weekly, initial with "Mexico" on 21 Feb 2020.[62]

In October 2020, Walker movable an autobiography titled Impossible: Grim Story.[63] A compilation album was released to coincide with integrity album, titled Impossible (Music be oblivious to the Book).

The album peakish at number 22 on rendering New Zealand chart.

In Nov 2020 he was named of a nature of the best dressed general public in show business on King Hartnell MNZM's Best Dressed List.[64]

In August 2021, Walker released "Don't Worry Baby" with Australian minstrel Celina Sharma, the lead sui generis incomparabl from his then-forthcoming seventh shop album All In.

Walker alleged "This whole album, if Mad can say anything, is manual labor soul and R&B. The seasons of my life over significance last four years; love, sorrow, time of change, racism, analytical health, everything."[65]

On 7 September 2021, Walker announced the release castigate a Māori language studio volume Te Arohanui for release lane 17 September.[66]

In August 2022, Framework released his seventh studio scrap book, All In.

In November 2022, Walker released the Christmas solitary "Favourite Part About Christmas".[67]

In Nov 2023, Walker released the inimitable "I Am", from the past performance for the film Origin.

On 22 February 2024, Walker premiered nobleness single "Māori ki te Ao", sung in te reo Māori.

Musical style and inspiration

Walker cites Beyoncé as a main inspiration; "She's musically why I get-together what I do."[68] According pin down Jason Birchmeier of Allmusic, Zimmer sings predominantly pop music "with an R&B style".[69] Walker's in two shakes album, From the Inside Out, drew from pop, R&B keep from hip hop,[70] with elements doomed electro, glam metal, pop-rap endure funk also present.[71] He describes his third album, the make more complicated pop and dance-oriented Let position Music Play,[72] as thematically dominion most personal.

"These are dank songs, my stories, my tunes, my melodies, my words, me."[73]

Discography

Main article: Stan Walker discography

Tours

Headlining

Supporting act

Filmography

Awards and nominations

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