Erica Packer

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Erica Packer
Background information
Also known as Erica Baxter
Origin Gunnedah, NSW, Australia
Genre(s) Pop
Occupation(s) Model
Singer
Songwriter
Instrument(s) Singing
Years active 2000 - present

Erica Packer (born Erica Baxter in 1977) is an Australian singer and model. She is also the wife of Australia's second richest man, James Packer [1].

She released her debut single, "I Spy" on October 14, 2006 through SonyBMG. Her debut album "Through My Eyes" was released on April 28, 2007.

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[edit] Personal life

Erica was born in Gunnedah in North West New South Wales and attended high school at the Abbotsleigh School for Girls in Sydney. She later married James Packer[1], on June 20, 2007 after dating on and off for four years. The wedding was at the Antibes town hall, or Hotel de Ville on the French Riviera. [2] [3] The total cost of the wedding celebrations are estimated to have been around A$15 million.

On 13th January 2008 it was announced that the Packers were expecting their first child in June 2008.[4].

[edit] Music career

In 2001, Erica released a single with dance act 040, entitled "Dreams" in Australia and the United Kingdom.

In 2006, it was announced that Erica had signed with Sony BMG was releasing her debut single, "I Spy" on October 14, 2006. The single was written by English singer, Natasha Bedingfield. The single debuted at #72 on the charts spending only two weeks in the Top 100 and peaking at #57. Although the song managed to peak at #37 on the Physical Singles Chart.

On April 28, 2007, Sony BMG released Erica's debut album, "Through My Eyes".

Erica was to have a cover of The Pretenders, "I'll Stand By You" on the "Home: Songs Of Hope & Journey" album although for unknown reasons, her version never made the final cut.

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

"Through My Eyes" (2007)

[edit] Singles

"Dreams" (040 featuring Erica Packer) (2001)
"I Spy" (2006) - #57 Australia
"I Don't Feel a Thing" (2007)

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