Pop singer Ricki-Lee Coulter reveals her backstage rider has some very humble snacks — after making a triumphant comeback to music with personal new song On My Own
Pop star Ricki-Lee Coulter is back in the music game and she’s reaping the rewards.
The Australian chart topper, 37, posted to Instagram on Friday to reveal what she is demanding backstage.
Ricki-Lee posed with her head between two bottles of expensive Veuve Clicquot Champagne, worth about $99 each.
Proving that she’s just a down-to-earth girl at heart, the singer also had a very large tray of classic ham and cheese sandwiches on white bread.
The former Australian Idol star wrote in her caption, “When people ask what’s on my rider…”
Pop star Ricki-Lee Coulter is back in the music game and she’s reaping the rewards. The Aussie chart-topper, 37, posted to Instagram on Friday to reveal what she needs backstage, including champagne and ham sandwiches
Ricki-Lee released her latest single On My Own through streaming platforms last month.
She posted the cover artwork to Instagram before the uplifting song skyrocketed to number two on the Australian iTunes Singles Chart on Saturday night.
Ricki-Lee told her fans it took “her whole life” to tell the song, introducing them to the deeply personal song in a touching Instagram post.
“I’ve been trying all my life to write this song, it’s everything I’ve ever wanted to say in a song,” she said.
Ricki-Lee released her latest single On My Own through streaming platforms last month
“Everyone’s been through some tough times but they make you so much stronger and that’s what this song is about… celebrating getting through the things you thought would break you,” she added.
Coulter joined her friends and Nova colleagues Tim Blackwell and Joel Creasey for a listening party on Friday.
The trio wrote on their joint Instagram account, “We LOVE On My Own. Stream it now. Link in bio.’
In a short clip shared on social media, the crew huddled around a television as they listened to the new single with great excitement.
They could all be seen cheering as the track started as Ricki-Lee screamed and screamed.
The 37-year-old recently told The Daily Telegraph that she is ‘very proud’ of herself after nearly 20 years in the music industry
The 37-year-old recently told The Daily Telegraph that after nearly 20 years in the music industry, she is “very proud” of herself.
“I’m really proud to have sustained a career for almost 20 years and had all the insane, wild amazing success I’ve had, but I worked really hard for it,” she said.
Of her new single, she said, “No matter what I’ve been through in my life, personally or in my career, the ups and downs, I know I’ll always get through it.”
“And when I say this song is about my life, I mean it.”
Ricki-Lee rose to fame after she reached the top 10 on Australian Idol in 2004.
Ricki-Lee rose to fame after she reached the top 10 on Australian Idol in 2004