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THE ARTIST FILE / ET
Jackie Bristow’s official site introduces a singer-songwriter with a new single, “Believe In The Magic,” and the album Goldmine.
THE CURRENT PICTURE
Audience observations, with the dates and context that make them useful.
Jackie Bristow has 2,975 Spotify monthly listeners in the Oct 13, 2026 catalog update. Monthly listeners measure the audience across a rolling 28-day window.
In the available monthly comparison, that audience declined by 27.7% (-1,142 listeners). The comparison describes recorded audience movement.
Beyond monthly listening, 15 platform audiences are tracked below, with their own counts, dates and available growth comparisons. The social picture shows where the following is concentrated and which channels are gaining.
ON THE RECORD
Explore Jackie Bristow’s recordings, playlist presence, monitored radio and verified news.
| Blue Moon RisingJackie Bristow | 2020-02-14 | Not observedPerformance not checked | No comparison |
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| Fool 4 U - Roger Shah with Jackie BristowRoger Shah & Jackie Bristow | 2018-05-11 | Not observedPerformance not checked | No comparison |
| Livin' For LoveJackie Bristow | 2022-03-04 | Not observedPerformance not checked | No comparison |
| Never Too LateJackie Bristow | 2022-03-04 | Not observedPerformance not checked | No comparison |
| Rollin' stoneJackie Bristow | 2016-02-04 | Not observedPerformance data unavailable | No comparison |
| Shakin' My BonesJackie Bristow | 2022-03-04 | Not observedPerformance not checked | No comparison |
| Warrior SpiritJackie Bristow & Jason Kerrison | 2016-06-01 | Not observedPerformance not checked | No comparison |
| Whistle Blowin'Jackie Bristow | 2016-02-04 | Not observedPerformance not checked | No comparison |
| Without YouJackie Bristow | 2022-03-04 | Not observedPerformance data unavailable | No comparison |
| Without You - Roger Shah's Campfire MixRoger Shah & Jackie Bristow | 2017-06-23 | Not observedPerformance not checked | No comparison |
Recordings are a bounded selection, and playlist and radio tables may show only part of the available results. A first check establishes a baseline; a later observed change is not proof of when an event began or what caused audience growth.
Playlist positions concern individual songs. Monitored radio plays are not total radio audience. Streams, listeners and playlist subscribers are different measures.
AUDIENCE & GROWTH
Dated listener history is not available for this artist yet. A single observation is not a trend.
THE ARTIST / EDITORIAL PROFILE
Jackie Bristow’s biography connects three places in her musical path: Gore in New Zealand’s South Island, the pubs and clubs of Sydney, and the United States, where the site says she developed her voice as a recording artist. It also quotes American Songwriter’s description of her work as “beautiful” and “compelling” Americana. That combination gives a listener a grounded starting point without treating a first Signals appearance as a first career milestone.
Her catalog includes Thirsty (2002), Crazy Love (2007), Freedom (2010), Shot of Gold (2015) and Outsider (2022). The site presents Goldmine as the sixth album, describing a move toward a more accessible, melody-led sound while keeping Bristow’s storytelling at the center. The page also connects the project to producer and musician Matt Fell, who previously worked on her debut.
The current release to start with is “Believe In The Magic.” Bristow’s site calls it a soul-country song shaped by Americana storytelling, classic soul and folk influences. The recording was made in Nashville with longtime collaborator Mark Punch at SoundPunch Studio. The same page announces a 21-date Believe in the Magic Tour across Germany, Austria, France, Hungary and the United Kingdom during 2026.
“Let It Rain,” identified as Goldmine’s lead single, brings Bristow together with her sister Katrina for their first recorded duet. The biography says the sisters spent a decade touring, performing and competing as The Bristow Sisters when they were younger. It also credits California singer-songwriter Rosa Pullman as a co-writer, making the song part of the site’s broader theme of creative reconnection.
Bristow’s site describes more than two decades of touring across the United States, New Zealand and Europe, including opening slots for Bonnie Raitt, Boz Scaggs, Chris Isaak, the Steve Miller Band and John Oates. It also lists placements in Euphoria, Young Sheldon, Kevin Can F**k Himself and The Brokenwood Mysteries. For a new listener, the official single and the Goldmine-era material are the clearest supported entry points.
Facts last checked September 24, 2026.
THE EDITORIAL DESK
Published features will appear here as our coverage develops.
Read the latest from Whiskey TwangEach count carries its available observation or catalog update date. Platform audiences overlap, and monthly listeners are a rolling audience rather than daily streams. Missing observations are not zero.
Latest saved data retrieved Oct 14, 2026. Catalog totals use the Oct 13, 2026 dataset update; this is not an individual platform observation timestamp.
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