Charismatic country boy Jason Owen reminds us why he placed second in the 2012 season of X-Factor with his new release and powerful motivational song, Undefeatable, which will inspire you to dream big, do the impossible and achieve your goals.
Undefeatable, featuring Mildura-born Aboriginal hip-hop artist Philly, marks Jason’s unrelenting determination and drive to overcoming the mental-health struggles he has publicly documented in recent months. In 2005, Jason and his father were in a horrific motorcycle accident, and the fear of losing someone close, coupled with the harsh reality of instant fame, criticism and rejection, has continued to plague Jason throughout his entire singing career.
“The trauma from the accident has affected me mentally in a big way and as I’ve grown older, my fear and anxiety has only gotten worse, especially when I moved away from family and friends to purse my dreams of being a singer,” said Jason. “When I started working professionally in the music industry, I also copped a lot of hate and criticism. And with constant attention on my skin and body image, I wasn’t in a good place. I am now starting to pull through and move into a more positive headspace and that’s what Undefeatable is all about.It’s about pushing through the hard times and never backing down to achieving what it is that you want out of life and I hope it resonates with others,” added Jason.
Jason will also be visiting the following venues as part of The Superstars of Country – Then and Now tour in 2020:
Saturday 1st February
Sawtell RSL, Sawtell
Sunday 2nd February
Port Macquarie Panthers, Port Macquarie
Friday 21st February
Laycock Theatre, Gosford
Saturday 22nd February
Cessnock Performing Arts Centre, Cessnock
Saturday 7th March
Bryan Brown Theatre, Bankstown
Friday 20th March
Dubbo RSL, Dubbo
Saturday 21st March
Bathurst Panthers, Bathurst
Friday 3rd April
Centro CBD, Wollongong
Saturday 4th April
Canberra Southern Cross Club
Saturday 18th April
North Ryde RSL, North Ryde