Monique Brumby Reveals New Single And National Tour Dates

Singer-songwriter Monique Brumby, perhaps best known for winning a couple of ARIAs in the late 90s, has revealed a new single as she gears up to head out on an extensive national tour.

Brumby's Silent War is off her 2014 self-titled and fifth album and is her ode to marriage equality.

“I have loving relationships with men and women, I married a woman and Silent War highlights my view that the union of two consenting adults should be supported. In a world that has its fair share of war and conflict love is a good thing,” Brumby said of the song.

Brumby will kick-off her tour next month in Launcestion, playing shows throughout Tassie, Adelaide, Sydney, Byron Bay, Melbourne and Brisbane. Tickets are on sale now and you can find the info in theGuide.

The singer-songwriter, who also produces and plays guitar, won the ARIA for Best New Talent in 1996 on the back of her breakout single Fool For You, plus another gong (Best Female Artist) the following year for her track Mary.