Delta Goodrem Biography

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to endure a chemotherapy for the treatment. As a result, she withdrew from the work in "Neighbors" and almost all her other working commitments. Still, on the bright side, her music career took off successfully. "It's weird to see pictures of that time," Delta recounted. "In some ways the fact that I was so sick was so out there, and yet I kept it really private. No-one saw me on the days I was really sick. I was 18 when I was diagnosed and I had a number one album and single in the country. And in the UK, I was number two. It was such a bipolar year." The release of "Not Me, Not I" even propelled her career higher, sending her several trophies at the 2003 ARIA Awards. She was scheduled to perform on stage that night but due to her health condition, she was replaced by Darren Hayes who covered her song "Lost Without You" and dedicated it to her.

It was in December 2003 that she regained her composure and started to work on a new album. By October the next year, she was ready to release "Mistaken Identity", her sophomore effort that chronicled the pain ...

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she went through the past year. Notably 'darker' in tone, it went straight to #1 on ARIA chart and #3 on U.K. Albums chart. The first single "Out of the Blue" that she produced with Guy Chambers however, did not succeed in the chart but her duet with Brian McFadden on "Almost Here" received a moderately well success on U.K. Singles chart. In March 2005, the singer who eventually dates Brian, was back on screen for a role in "Hating Alison Ashley". Though it was not her first stint of acting, the movie was generally critically panned. She then moved on with her music career by taking steps to conquer more international market. She relocated to New York in a bid to reach her fans in U.S. Preparation to go smooth include an acting role in TV series "North Shore" and the rework of "Lost Without You". The TV show was short-lived and the revamped version of the single only managed to peak at #18 on Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. Thus, the launch of her album in U.S. was postponed. In July that year, she was back in Australia to do "The Visualise Tour" that was sold out on some ...