Internationally adored Irish singer-songwriter James Vincent McMorrow has today announced he'll be making his long awaited return to Australian shores with a national tour early next year. The tour will kick off in March and feature shows in Perth, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.
He'll be supported in Melbourne and Brisbane by rising rock act Moreton, who recently released their mysterious and brooding debut EP Specimen to critical acclaim and support from triple j, double j, and national community radio stations.
McMorrow stunned audiences earlier this year when he performed at the 2016 Splendour In The Grass festival, showcasing for the very first time material from his heralded new album, We Move – foreshadowing that record's tremendous international success. Now the folk-star-turned-r'n'b-maestro will bring his majestic voice and hit songs like 'Higher Love,' 'We Don't Eat,' 'Get Low,' and 'Rising Water' to Australian audiences across the country – his first national tour since the widely celebrated 2014 Post Tropical tour. We Move is an album that continues a remarkable journey for the Dublin-born singer/songwriter, whose early work offered little clue as to the sounds and situations that would follow. It's a remarkably assured collection that is sure to be judged as one of the most triumphant releases of the year.
Be sure to see him and his remarkable band perform it live when they return to Australia next year.
He'll be supported in Melbourne and Brisbane by rising rock act Moreton, who recently released their mysterious and brooding debut EP Specimen to critical acclaim and support from triple j, double j, and national community radio stations.
McMorrow stunned audiences earlier this year when he performed at the 2016 Splendour In The Grass festival, showcasing for the very first time material from his heralded new album, We Move – foreshadowing that record's tremendous international success. Now the folk-star-turned-r'n'b-maestro will bring his majestic voice and hit songs like 'Higher Love,' 'We Don't Eat,' 'Get Low,' and 'Rising Water' to Australian audiences across the country – his first national tour since the widely celebrated 2014 Post Tropical tour. We Move is an album that continues a remarkable journey for the Dublin-born singer/songwriter, whose early work offered little clue as to the sounds and situations that would follow. It's a remarkably assured collection that is sure to be judged as one of the most triumphant releases of the year.
Be sure to see him and his remarkable band perform it live when they return to Australia next year.
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