Beccy Cole

Beccy Cole’s iconic song “Poster Girl” became a milestone in her career after its release in 2005, marking incredible success. The single reached #1 on the Country Tracks Top 30 chart and gained widespread recognition, solidifying her place in country music.

Featured in her album “Feel This Free,” the song won three prestigious Golden Guitars at the Australian Country Music Awards. These awards included Song of the Year, Female Artist of the Year, and Single of the Year, showcasing her undeniable talent. In 2007, Beccy Cole performed “Poster Girl” for a massive crowd of 100,000 at the MCG during ANZAC Day celebrations.

Between December 2005 and January 2006, Beccy Cole participated in a memorable Tour de Force, entertaining Australian Defence Force troops overseas. Her performances in Iraq and the Middle East brought her closer to understanding and appreciating the sacrifices made by military personnel.

Upon returning home, Cole faced criticism from a fan who misinterpreted her intention, accusing her of supporting the war. She passionately clarified her stance, emphasizing her respect for soldiers rather than endorsing any war effort. Her experiences inspired her deeply and shaped her dedication to honoring military heroes.

“Poster Girl” continues to resonate with audiences, remaining Beccy Cole’s most requested and celebrated song over the years. The powerful track pays heartfelt tribute to the troops and acknowledges the sacrifices made by service members and their families.

Cole often reflects on the song’s significance and its connection to her experiences entertaining soldiers in challenging environments. During the Gympie Muster in 2024, she felt inspired to rerecord “Poster Girl,” moved by thousands of phone lights swaying during her performance. The song remains an enduring symbol of gratitude and recognition for those serving in the Australian Defence Force.