Luke Biscan

Luke Biscan is a singer-songwriter known for his powerful vocals and emotional performances. His journey into music began after a significant life change, moving from the UK to Australia in July 2012 with a guitar and original songs. Biscan’s father was a founding member of the folk-rock band Goanna. Luke was raised within a religion that has been identified as a cult, and he was later excommunicated from his family due to disobedience. This personal history has influenced his musical work, including his Blind Audition song ‘Revivalist’ on The Voice Australia, which addresses his experience of leaving the church.

Biscan gained wider recognition following his appearance on The Voice Australia in 2020. Before this, a friend of his father encouraged him to begin performing in Geelong, which helped him develop his musical career. His participation in The Voice Australia allowed him to reach a national audience and share his story and music. He has since performed as an acoustic musician for weddings, functions, and various events. His discography includes several singles such as ‘Girlfriends’ (2025), ‘All the Rage’ (2023), ‘Gethsemane’ (2021), ‘Nothing To Do With Us’ (2020), and his album ‘Revivalist’ (2018), which features tracks like ‘Cult Leader’ and ‘Jaws of the Jungle’. In 2020, he released a live performance single of ‘It Must Have Been Love’ from his time on The Voice Australia.

His musical style spans genres including alternative, acoustic rock, folk, and soft rock. Biscan is frequently described as Geelong’s favorite singer-songwriter, indicating a strong local following. His work demonstrates a commitment to his craft, as evidenced by his consistent release of original music and performances, establishing himself as a notable artist in the Australian music scene. He has been represented by G-Star Entertainment Agency, focusing on fine, bright, and promising talents in music.