Australian country music Archives

Australian singer-songwriter Michael G. Jones has released You Can Call Me Out, a new single produced by Taxiride guitarist Tim Wild that continues his genre-spanning songwriting journey.

Amber Lawrence has released her eighth studio album Suburban Cowgirl alongside her debut children’s book The Suburban Cowgirl, both inspired by her journey from suburban Sydney to Australian country music success.

Michael G. Jones releases They Do Us Proud, a deeply personal country track inspired by his son’s RAAF service and global conflict.

The Wolfe Brothers are back on the road for their Australian Made National Tour in 2026, following a chart-topping album and a record haul of Golden Guitar Awards.

Melinda Schneider returns with Tender, her first album of original songs in a decade, featuring collaborations with Diesel and Mark Gable and production from Rod McCormack and Wayne Connolly.

Beccy Cole has announced her deeply personal ninth studio album Through The Haze, due for release in March, with new music and live dates confirmed.

Keith Urban has partnered with the Tamworth Country Music Festival to launch the Rising Star Scholarship, offering one emerging Australian country artist an immersive Nashville industry experience.

Tom Forrest will lead triple j’s new 2026 program Country Club, as the network expands its focus on Australia’s growing country music movement.

Slim Dusty’s 1980 hit Duncan finds new life after a viral remix by Y.O.G.A sparks renewed national attention.

James Blundell’s thirteenth album Patience Wins arrives with major chart success and a strong creative team behind it.

Morgan Evans celebrates his Newcastle roots with Beer Back Home, the first single from his upcoming album Steel Town, due 20 March 2026 through Virgin Music Group.

Australian country artist Fanny Lumsden has released her autobiographical new video Look At Me Now and announced a 2026 headline tour across Australia.

James Blundell has joined forces with rising duo Patsy & Dave on After the Storm, a powerful new country anthem celebrating resilience and the Aussie spirit.

Katie Jayne and Luke Austen have released their playful new duet “Let’s Get It Wrong Together”, a feel-good anthem about taking risks in love. Out now through RTC Records, the track pairs Katie’s bold country style with Luke’s authentic storytelling.