MUMBAI: Natalie Imbruglia has signed with ICM Partners' concerts department, The Hollywood Reporter reported earlier today.

Imbruglia is best known for her 1997 platinum debut album 'Left of the Middle' which sold seven million copies worldwide and featured the worldwide chart-topping single 'Torn'. In March 2015, Imbruglia will release her fifth studio album, a covers album via Sony Masterworks, featuring male artists including Neil Young and Daft Punk.

Her last album to date, 'Come to Life' was released in 2009, and it proved to be her least commercially successful album in Australia and Europe, with a UK release cancelled altogether.

Imbruglia began her career as a cast member on the Australian soap opera 'Neighbours' and made her stage debut this past spring at UK's Theatre Royal Bath in the play 'Things We Do For Love'. As a philanthropist, she is heavily involved in women's health issues and will being shooting a documentary about the subject in Ethiopia later this year.

ICM Partners' Concert department arranges global engagements and tours in a wide variety of settings and venues for the most popular performers and recording artists working today, whether in top arenas such as London's O2 or at music festivals including 'Bonnaroo', 'Coachella', 'Lollapalooza', 'SXSW', 'Lilith Fair', 'Sasquatch', and 'Summerfest'. Sony Masterworks is responsible for Sony BMG's immense archives of film scores including scores for films such as 'Star Wars', 'The Phantom of the Opera' and 'Memoirs of a Geisha'.