Gin Wigmore, born Virginia Wigmore on June 6, 1986 in Auckland, New Zealand, is a talented pop singer who has made a name for herself in the music industry. She gained widespread recognition as the featured singer on the Smashproof single "Brother," which topped the New Zealand charts for nearly three months.
Gin's musical journey began when she wrote the emotional song "Hallelujah" in memory of her father, who tragically passed away from cancer. This heartfelt tribute went on to win the prestigious International Songwriting Competition in 2004, showcasing Gin's songwriting prowess and emotional depth at a young age.
After her initial success with "Hallelujah," Gin continued to make waves in the music industry with her debut album, Holy Smoke, which earned her the 2010 New Zealand Music Award for Best Pop Album. The album's lead single, "Oh My," also garnered critical acclaim and earned her a nomination for Single of the Year.
Gin comes from a talented family, with her sister Lucy Wigmore known for her role as Justine Jones on the popular New Zealand soap opera Shortland Street. Additionally, Gin has a brother named Olly, who has also supported her throughout her musical journey.
Throughout her career, Gin Wigmore has remained true to herself and her artistic vision, consistently delivering captivating performances and heartfelt music that resonates with audiences worldwide. With her raw talent and undeniable passion for music, Gin continues to push boundaries and inspire listeners with her powerful voice and evocative lyrics.
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