Sarah McLeod is more than a musician—she’s a trailblazer, a powerhouse performer and an enduring icon of Australian rock. As the frontwoman of The Superjesus, she helped define a generation, earning platinum records and delivering anthems like Gravity and Down Again. But McLeod’s story is one of constant reinvention, carving a path as fearless as it is unforgettable. 

Beyond The Superjesus, McLeod has built a distinct solo career, releasing multiple albums that showcase her versatility from emotive ballads to rock anthems. Her solo shows set the benchmark as a masterclass in contrast, often beginning with stripped-back piano performances before building  into the high-voltage, guitar-driven energy she’s legendary for.

A natural innovator, McLeod’s artistry extends beyond the stage. A prolific songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and mentor, she collaborates across genres and generations. She springs from punk-fueled anthems with emerging teens to hits in the dance charts and cinematic scores in theatre productions. She composed and performed the live score for Jane Eyre, crafting a hauntingly original soundtrack, and took centre stage in American Idiot, proving her ability to command any music platform.

Offstage, McLeod is a fierce advocate for the industry, serving as Chair for the Australian Women in Music,  and championing inclusivity across all areas of industry. touring. She continues to push boundaries, mentor emerging artists, amplify new voices, and challenge the status quo.

Now, with The Superjesus having just released their first full album in 20 years, and touring nationally, McLeod is proving that time hasn’t tamed her, it’s sharpened her. Unapologetic, unstoppable, and unforgettable. As she prepares for her next solo release, McLeod has fine tuned her versatility with precision and she's right on target.