'I'm very fortunate': Musician Dan Sultan, 34, credits fiancée Bronnie Jane Lee for his recovery from alcohol addiction... nine months after a disastrous gig landed him in rehab By Kristy Johnson For Daily Mail Australia Published: 21:55 GMT, 15 March 2019 | Updated: 23:03 GMT, 15 March 2019 Viewcomments Dan Sultan has credited his fiancée Bronnie Jane Lee for his recovery from alcohol addiction. The 34-year-old told Friday's The Daily Telegraph that he will dedicate older love songs to his partner during his Aviary Takes national tour. It comes after the musician's disastrous concert in Cairns, Queensland, last June, that saw him falling off a chair and forgetting the lyrics to a song. 'I'm very fortunate': Musician Dan Sultan, 34, has credited fiancée Bronnie Jane Lee (both pictured), for his recovery from alcohol addiction... nine months after a disastrous gig landed him in rehab 'I have spoken (to audiences) about having someone in my life who has been a huge help and how fortunate I am for that,' Dan told the publication. The singer-songwriter will dedicate older love songs to Bronnie during his Aviary Takes national tour, commencing in Bendigo, Victoria, on March 16. 'Now, singing a song I might have written three years ago, and having someone like her in my life, it feels different,' Dan added. Counting his blessings: 'I have spoken (to audiences) about having someone in my life who has been a huge help and how fortunate I am for that,' Dan told Friday's The Daily Telegraph The couple will welcome their first child together, a girl, this June, coincidentally marking the one-year anniversary of Dan's disastrous concert. During the gig, held at Tanks Arts Centre in Queensland, Dan performed a bizarre rendition of Britney Spears' song Baby One More Time, which prompted anger from fans. Baby news: The couple will welcome their first child together, a girl, this June, coincidentally marking the one-year anniversary of Dan's disastrous concert According to news.com.au, 'almost every one of the 500 audience members demanded a refund'. Dan later confessed to being 'drunk' during the concert that saw him falling off a chair and forgetting the lyrics to a song. Taking to Facebook earlier this month, Dan told fans that he 'sold everyone in the room short' and was hoping to 'make it right' with another performance he has now scheduled in the same city. Headlines: During last year's concert, held at Tanks Arts Centre in Queensland, Dan performed a bizarre rendition of Britney Spears' song Baby One More Time, which prompted anger from fans. Pictured at the ARIA Awards in 2014 Dan also described the June 2 concert, that subsequently landed him in rehab, as 'the worst show I have and will ever play.' He wrote: 'The fallout following that show, sparked actions to address and amend things about my life and lifestyle that I'd been avoiding, lying to myself about, dismissing and deflecting for a long time. 'It was an extremely difficult time but one of the biggest blessings I could've ever asked (or not asked) for. At just under nine months sober, I'm really thankful that I'll be returning to Cairns tomorrow night (Friday) for a 'Make it Right Show.' The star added at the time that he was almost nine months sober. Honesty: Taking to Facebook earlier this month, Dan described the June 2 2018 concert as 'the worst show I have and will ever play.' Pictured at the ARIA Awards in 2014 Read more: Share or comment on this article: All rights reserved for this news site dailymail and under his responsibility