The acoustic folk artist has also announced the release of new EP Gold.
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Rising Aussie folk artist Flynn Gurry has shared his new single ‘Bones’, a ripping acoustic finger picker reminiscent of early Mumford & Sons.
“I am very excited but also quite nervous to be releasing ‘Bones’ to the world,” Gurry said in press material. “This song is SO MUCH FUN to play live, and I have felt it translate really well on the live stage, but I do feel this track may surprise listeners from my previous work, hence the nerves.
“The writing inspiration for Bones explores heartbreak through hindsight – one day you realise you’re two people who have stayed too long, given everything you had until there was nothing more to give. Love has become exhaustion. Sonically, artists that inspired the sound of this track are the likes of Kaleo and Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats.”
Following last year’s ‘Don’t Stop Dreaming’, Gurry’s new song is the latest taste of what fans can expect from the Victorians’ much-anticipated new EP, Gold, which he revealed is coming soon.
Not only has Gurry dropped a new tune and announced his EP, but the Warrnambool-born artist has also listed a stack of tour dates, including several free shows.
The tour begins with a hometown show at Lighthouse Studio in Warrnambool on Friday 20 March, followed by an appearance at Wide Open Spaces Festival in Beulah on Saturday 21 March. Three free shows follow at Hall Gap’s Paper Scissors Rock Co on Friday 27 March, Winchelsea’s Alt Road Wines on Saturday 28 March and McLaren Vale’s Down The Rabbit Hole on Friday 3 April.
Ticketed shows at Solbar in Maroochydore on Friday 10 April and The Retreat in Brunswick on Friday 24 April are followed by free gigs at Wollongong’s Towradgi Beach Hotel on Friday 1 May and Newcastle’s Stag & Hunter on Sunday 3 May.
Of the final four concerts, tickets are on sale for Gurry’s performances at Bathurst’s Little Albert’s on Thursday 7 May and Canberra’s Smith’s Alternative on Friday 8 May, while Sydney’s Golden Age Cinema on Saturday 9 May and Freshwater’s Bombies on Sunday 10 May are both free.
Ticketing information is available at flynngurry.com.
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Born and raised in Warrnambool near Victoria’s coast, Flynn Gurry began his career busking in the streets of Melbourne before taking out triple j Unearthed’s One Night Stand competition in 2024, which saw him perform alongside G Flip, Ruel, What So Not and many more in his hometown.
Since then, it’s been nothing but gravy for the emerging singer-songwriter, who has performed alongside the likes of The Dreggs, Ash Grunwald, Kim Churchill and Ian Moss, while also appearing onstage at Beyond The Valley Festival, Port Fairy Festival, Queenscliff Music Festival and BIGSOUND.
Signing a deal with ABC Records last year, Gurry is gearing up for the release of his new EP Gold.
Catch Flynn Gurry performing at Down The Rabbit Hole in McLaren Vale on Friday 3 Apri. Entry is free.
Flynn Gurry Australian Tour Dates 2026
Friday 20 March – Lighthouse Studio, Warrnambool, VIC
Saturday 21 March – Wide Open Spaces Festival, Beulah, VIC
Friday 27 March – Paper Scissors Rock Co, Halls Gap, VIC Free show
Saturday 28 March – Alt Road Wines, Winchelsea, VIC Free show
Friday 3 April – Down The Rabbit Hole, McLaren Vale, SA Free show
Friday 10 April – Solbar, Maroochydore, QLD
Friday 24 April – The Retreat Hotel, Melbourne, VIC
Friday 1 May – Towradgi Beach Hotel, Wollongong, NSW Free show
Sunday 3 May – Stag & Hunter, Newcastle, NSW Free show
Thursday 7 May – Little Albert’s, Bathurst, NSW
Friday 8 May – Smith’s Alternative, Canberra, ACT
Saturday 9 May – Golden Age Cinema, Sydney, NSW Free show
Sunday 10 May – Bombies, Freshwater, NSW Free show
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