Australia's Kasey Chambers has become the true goddess of the alternative country scene. She's got the emotional grit of Lucinda Williams, the delicate vocal beauty of Emmylou Harris, the sheer ability to plunge you into a song that she got from influences like Patty Griffin and Fred Eaglesmith, and the knack for putting fresh spins on both traditional country and rock sounds. Kasey Chambers is a true original, a child of the isolated Australian outback who disarms you with honesty and directness. Kasey wrote and recorded her latest album, "Rattlin' Bones," with her husband, Shane Nicholson, and for the first time they're coming to The Ark together. People calls the album "a deadset beaut bunch of traditional country tunes that are as honest as a Boy Scout and as open as a drunkard writing his resignation at 4 a.m.”