Meet Delta Lea Goodrem, born November 9, 1984, an Australian singer-songwriter and actress. Growin’ up in Sydney, New South Wales, she was all about dancin’, actin’, singin’, and piano lessons from a young age. She kicked off her career as a kid actress, poppin’ up in various TV shows and really makin’ waves in 2002 on the Australian soap “Neighbours” as Nina Tucker.

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She jumped into the music scene, signin’ with Sony Music at 15, and dropped her debut album, “Innocent Eyes” (2003), which held the top spot on the ARIA Albums Chart for a wild 25 weeks straight and hit number two in the UK. It’s one of the best-sellin’ albums in Aussie history, movin’ over four million copies worldwide. All five singles – “Born to Try,” “Lost Without You,” “Innocent Eyes,” “Not Me, Not I,” and “Predictable” – topped the ARIA Singles Chart, with the first three crackin’ the UK top ten. Delta was the first and only artist to have five number-one singles from a debut album. “Innocent Eyes” is Australia’s top album of the 2000s and the debut with the most chart-toppin’ singles.

Her second album, “Mistaken Identity” (2004), came together while she was battlin’ cancer, and its themes show that struggle. It was her second number-one album, spittin’ out two more chart-toppin’ singles, includin’ “Out of the Blue.” In 2007, “Delta”, her third number-one album, gave us another number-one hit, “In This Life.” Her fourth album, “Child of the Universe” (2012), brought the banger “Sitting on Top of the World.” In 2016, “Wings of the Wild”, her fifth album, nabbed another number-one spot on the ARIA Albums Chart with the single “Wings” hittin’ the top.

Delta’s racked up nine number-one singles and 17 top-ten hits on the ARIA Singles Chart. She’s sold over eight million albums worldwide and snagged three World Music Awards, 10 ARIA Music Awards, an MTV Video Music Award, and a bunch of other honors. From 2012 to 2013, she coached on “The Voice Australia”, took home the win for “The Voice Kids Australia” in 2014, and came back to “The Voice Australia” in 2015.