Phillip Buckle and mixed by Bob Scott. Dreamworld was released in 2003 through Shock Records. Tucker followed the release by an extensive tour throughout Australia with guitarist / producer Sydney Green. In 2005, Tucker was offered a role at the Menier Chocolate Factory in London in a play by Chris England called Breakfast with Jonny Wilkinson taking her back to the UK. The play also went to the Edinburgh Festival in 2006. After landing the role of Grace McLeod in McLeod's Daughters''' in 2007, Tucker moved to Adelaide where she finished writing and recording her second album, One December Moon. She also performed in a number of the songs featured in the series. In 2008, One December Moon was released through MGM records and Edel Records in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, followed by an Australian tour. Tucker then went back to Europe to perform as support for Melanie Safka throughout Germany on her 'Working Legends' tour. In 2010, Tucker appeared in the MTC / STC production of Matt Cameron's Poor Boy alongside Guy Pearce (MTC season) and Matt Newton (STC Season). The same year she scored a presenters role on 'ABC's Playschool' and also toured extensively with the show throughout Australia. In 2012, Tucker briefly puppeteered and voiced the character of Hootabelle on Giggle and Hoot while continuing to write and record material for her third album. In 2013, Tucker met guitarist / songwriter Julian Curwin and together they began work on a side project of songs and formed the duo The Falling Seeds. Tucker performed the roles of Amiens and Audrey in Bell Shakespeare's As You Like It'' in Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne. She returned to Sydney and the Falling Seeds' debut album was launched on 28 May 2015 and released digitally through noisehive.com. Personal life Tucker has two daughters, Hazel (2014) and Pepper (2015) with partner Chris Rochester. Filmography Discography Studio albums Singles References Big Magazine – EMAP early – mid-1990s - 'One December Moon' Album interview - 'McLeod's Daughters' interview - Abi Tucker & Rachael Coopes on the Today Show External links 1973 births Living people Australian soap opera actresses Australian children's television presenters 21st-century Australian singers 21st-century Australian women singers Australian women television presenters