Catch Newton Faulkner at Jive on Wednesday 22 April.
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Ahead of Newton Faulkner’s April visit, the British singer-songwriter has revealed his tour supports.
Acclaimed Aussie artist Morgan Joanel will perform at all shows, while Adelaide gets a special treat with the addition of Scott Rathman Jnr.
Joanel has been described as the lovechild of Stevie Nicks and Jim Morrison and is currently riding a wave accalim after touring alongside Peter Murray and The Superjesus over the past 12 months.
Rathman Jnr, a proud Arrernte man and country rock singer-songwriter from Gawler, was recently named the 2025 Australian Country Music People’s Choice Award Most Promising Future Star and is someone to watch for the future.
Faulkner’s Australian tour begins in Sydney with two shows, the first at Paddo RSL on Friday 10 April, followed by the Avalon RSL on Saturday 11 April. Faulkner then performs at Wollongong’s La La La’s on Sunday 12 April, Newcastle’s Hamilton Station Hotel on Wednesday 15 April, Geelong’s Barwon Club on Friday 17 April, Castlemaine’s Theatre Royal on Saturday 18 April, Melbourne’s Prince Bandroom on Sunday 19 April, Perth’s Rosemount Hotel on Tuesday 21 April, Adelaide’s Jive on Wednesday 22 April, Byron Bay’s The Northern on Friday 24 April and Brisbane’s The Brightsideon Saturday 25 April, with the final gig at Gold Coast’s Vinnies on Sunday 26 April.
Tickets on sale now at troubadourpresents.com.
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Faulkner’s tour comes in support of his eighth studio album, Octopus. Released last week, the album was more than five years in the making.
Written and produced in his East London Studio, the album finds the multi-award-winning Faulkner experimenting with his sound, incorporating a range of different genres. The album also sees Faulkner swap the acoustic guitar for a distortion-charged Hofner violin bass.
Octopus includes contributions from Lissie, Los Bitchos and The Bloom Twins and was preceded by the singles ‘Alright Alright Alright’, ‘HuntingSeason’ and ‘Gravitational’.
Excited to share his new songs with Australian audiences, along with all his fan favourites, catch Faulkner performing this April.
Catch Newton Faulkner at Jive on Wednesday 22 April. Tickets on sale now at moshtix.com.au.
Newton Faulkner Australian Tour Dates 2026
Friday 10 April - Paddo RSL, Sydney
Saturday 11 April - Avalon RSL, Sydney
Sunday 12 April - La La La’s, Wollongong
Wednesday 15 April - Hamilton Station Hotel, Newcastle
Friday 17 April - Barwon Club, Geelong
Saturday 18 April - Theatre Royal, Castlemaine
Sunday 19 April - Prince Bandroom, Melbourne
Tuesday 21 April - Rosemount Hotel, Perth
Wednesday 22 April - Jive, Adelaide
Friday 24 April - The Northern, Byron Bay
Saturday 25 April - The Brightside, Brisbane
Sunday 26 April – Vinnies, Gold Coast
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