Kathleen Halloran Shares New Single and Announces Debut Album Alongside National Tour
Kathleen Halloran’s debut album Nobody’s Baby arrives Friday 8 May.
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Melbourne allrounder Kathleen Halloran has revealed her long-awaited debut album, Nobody’s Baby, is set for release on Friday 8 May.
Produced by Roscoe James Irwin (The Cat Empire, The Bamboos, Paul Kelly) and engineered/mixed by Ben Edgar (Gotye, Angus and Julia Stone), the album is 15 years in the making.
Featuring the previously released singles ‘Find Me Again’, ‘Free With Me’ and ‘Cost of Living’, Halloran has shared new track, ‘Wolves Like You’. A powerful rocker about resilience and individuality, the track was co-written with Adelaide-based producer and musician Dustyn Lee Stephensen.
“‘Wolves Like You’ is about the resilience, defiance, and quiet power of women in the music industry,” explains Halloran. “I’ve been playing guitar professionally for 15 years, and for most of that time I rejected the idea of being defined by gender, or even allowing it into the conversation.
“Comments like ‘I’ve never heard a girl play like that’ were often well-meaning, but complicated. Something has shifted for me. I’ve realised people feel compelled to speak up because what they’re witnessing is powerful, and I’m really proud of that.”
The single is accompanied by a music video directed by acclaimed filmmaker WILK (Sarah Blasko, Ella Hooper, Jack Ladder, Gotye, Spiderbait) that showcases a new visual side to Halloran.
“The concept for the video came from director WILK, whose vision shaped the entire aesthetic and feel of the clip,” she says. “Together, we wanted Wolves Like You to feel raw, smoky and unapologetically powerful, a simple, performance-led studio video with a darker edge. Rock-forward with a subtle psychedelic haze, muted primary colours, harsh lighting and layered multiple exposures give it a 70s-leaning, primal urgency. Visually, it’s a deliberate departure from my previous work.”
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To celebrate the release of Nobody’s Baby, Halloran is hitting the road for a run of headline solo shows, along with two special gigs supporting The Pierce Brothers.
Halloran’s Nobody’s Baby tour begins at Tallagandra Hill Winery in Canberra on Saturday 9 May. The singer, songwriter and guitarist then plays The Vanguard in Sydney (Thursday 14 May), Mojos in Perth (Wednesday 20 May), The Junk Bar in Brisbane (Thursday 21 May 21), The Wheatsheaf in Adelaide (Thursday 28 May), Northcote Social Club in Melbourne (Friday 29 May), Live @ The Bundy in Sale (Saturday 30 May), Piano Bar in Geelong (Sunday 31 May) and The Cosmo in Trentham (Thursday 4 June), wrapping things up with two shows supporting The Pierce Brothers at Birregurra Hall in Birregurra on Friday 5 June and Oak & Anchor Hotel in Port Fairy on Saturday 6 June.
Tickets are on sale now via kathleenhalloran.com.
‘Wolves Like You’ by Kathleen Halloran is out now. Listen here. Nobody’s Baby is out Friday 8 May. Catch Halloran performing at The Wheatsheaf on Thursday 28 May. Tickets on sale now via kathleenhalloran.com.
Kathleen Halloran Nobody’s Baby Australian Tour 2026
Saturday 9 May – Tallagandra Hill Winery, Canberra, ACT
Thursday 14 May – The Vanguard, Sydney, NSW
Wednesday 20 May – Mojos, Perth, WA
Thursday 21 May 21 – The Junk Bar, Brisbane, Qld
Thursday 28 May – The Wheatsheaf, Adelaide, SA
Friday 29 May – Northcote Social Club, Melbourne, VIC
Saturday 30 May – Live @ The Bundy, Sale, VIC
Sunday 31 May – Piano Bar, Geelong, VIC
Thursday 4 June – The Cosmo, Trentham, VIC
Friday 5 June – Birregurra Hall, Birregurra, VIC **
Saturday 6 June – Oak & Anchor Hotel, Port Fairy, VIC **
** Supporting The Pierce Brothers
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