Greg Arnold

Gillian Welch and David Rawlings will return to Australia and New Zealand in February 2027, extending their long-running touring relationship with Love Police into Western Australia, Tasmania and the South Island of New Zealand.

Kate Miller-Heidke has released ‘A Certain Panic', the second preview of her forthcoming album The Kiss and The Abyss, due on 14 August, with the song examining identity, loneliness and the pressures of life lived through social media.

Mon Rovîa has released his long awaited debut album Bloodline, a 16 track work that introduces a fully realised artistic statement from the Afro Appalachian singer songwriter whose journey spans continents, cultures, and generations. Available now, Bloodline positions Mon Rovîa as a major emerging voice, bringing together intimate storytelling with expansive themes of memory, identity, migration, grief, and resilience.

Award-winning British singer-songwriter Blair Dunlop will return to Australia in March 2026 for a major national tour. The visit follows earlier Australian appearances that built a strong connection with local audiences. Dunlop arrives in notable creative form, touring in support of his fifth studio album Out of the Rain released in 2024.

Manchester-born singer-songwriter Robbie Cavanagh is set to make his long-awaited Australian debut this February and March, performing a series of solo shows and unique collaborative line-ups ahead of his appearance at Port Fairy Folk Festival.

I'm With Her have released a new three track live EP titled Songs From The Stage: Kansas City, a concise document of the group's 2025 tour and a fresh reminder of the vocal power that has defined the trio since their formation in 2014. The EP captures standout songs from their recently Grammy nominated album Wild And Clear And Blue, including the celebrated single Ancient Light which is nominated for Best American Roots Performance and Best American Roots Song.

Foy Vance has opened a new chapter with the release of his latest single, I Think I Preferred The Question, out now through Rounder Records. The track finds the Northern Ireland-born, Scotland-based songwriter leaning into uncertainty, using that tension as creative fuel. Produced by Brit Award winner Ethan Johns, whose credits span Paul McCartney to Ray LaMontagne, the single reflects Vance's continuing pursuit of candour, truth and human complexity.