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Kim Churchill announces over 50 shows on his “Lovely” Australian Tour

New album It’s Lovely To Have You Here out Friday 11 October

Celebrating the announce of his forthcoming album It’s Lovely To Have You Here, due for release Friday 11 October, Kim Churchill is embarking on his biggest Australian tour to date.

Hitting the road in December, Kim will be playing over 50 shows across the country from metro centres to his favourite small town gems. From major music festivals to the far corners of Tasmania and North Queensland, Kim Churchill is bringing his new music and fan favourites to your front doorstep.

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A true nomadic troubadour, Kim has locked in a jam-packed schedule of travelling and performing around Australia across 6 incredible months. Kicking things off in December, Kim will be journeying thoroughly through all six states across the country. He’ll be playing a massive run of regional shows as well as cities including BrisbaneSydneyMelbourneAdelaidePerth and Hobart with an additional show in Canberra.

Kim shared, “I am so excited to be heading home! I’ve been loving life in my camper vans in both Europe and North America. Touring the world these past few years has been one of the coolest experiences of my life.

But I miss home! I miss my shows in the bush surrounded by the sound of Australian birds – so I’ve spent the last 6 months working on the biggest and most beautiful tour of Australia I’ve ever set out on! And no name could be more appropriate than ‘The Lovely Tour’.

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Kim will be performing in picturesque National Parks, botanic gardens and natural amphitheaters as well as some of Australia’s most renowned venues. Living up to the tour name, gorgeous beaches, lush bushland, bustling cities and historical towns will serve as backdrops on Kim’s ‘Lovely’ run.

Kim’s recent releases “Reflecting“,“Wonder”“Calm The Sea” and “Hobbies” offer sonic insights into his forthcoming album It’s Lovely To Have You Here. The singles have been praised by industry and fans alike, with AU Review calling “Calm The Sea” a “a cozy, wholesome and warming hug of a folksong” and Happy Mag cherishing “Hobbies” saying, “The message is reassuring enough to sustain you for the rest of the year.”

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Staying true to his wanderlust spirit, Kim recently wrapped up his 16 date tour of Canada and is soon to return to Europe for another whirlwind run, headlining a stack of shows across the continent in November.

Since 2009, Kim Churchill has been a staple in the Australian and International folk scene. Striking a chord across the globe with his sentimental songwriting and acoustic sound, Kim has played stellar sets at renowned festivals including Glastonbury Music FestivalMontreal’s International Jazz Festival and South By South West, along with a stack of home grown festivals. Raised on the coastal town of Merimbula, Kim’s decade long industry experience spreads far and wide, with the songwriter previously crowned Australia’s National Youth Folk Artist of the Year and nominated for the National Live Music Awards Roots Act of the Year.

Don’t miss your chance to catch Kim Churchill on his biggest Australian tour to date!

Kim Churchill’s forthcoming album It’s Lovely To Have You Here is out Friday 11 October 2024

It’s Lovely To Have You Here

1. Clarity

2. A Eulogy For Jane Bitter

3. Flying Solo

4. The Wayside

5. Hobbies

6. Hope

7. Reflecting

8. The Garden

9. Calm The Sea

10. Jackie Chan

11. Wonder

12. Willow Child

Available Friday 11 October 2024

KIM CHURCHILL

THE LOVELY TOUR 2024 & 2025

Sunday 29 December

Longley International Hotel

Longley, TAS

Tuesday 31 December

The Great Escape

Nugent, TAS

Saturday 4 January

Copping Hall (AA)

Copping, TAS

Sunday 5 January

Secret Campervan Concert (AA)

Beaumaris, VIC

Thursday 9 January

Source Ecohub (AA)

Hobart, TAS

Saturday 11 January

Little Sisters General Store (AA)

Sisters Beach, TAS

Sunday 12 January

Mt Gnomom Farm (AA)

Penguin, TAS

Friday 17 January 

TBA (AA)

Coffs Harbour, NSW

Saturday 18 January

Evans Head Backyard Sessions (AA)

Woodburn, NSW

Sunday 19 January 

TBA (AA)

Pacific Palms, NSW

Friday 24 January 

TBA (AA)

Central Coast, NSW

Saturday 25 January

TBA (AA)

Newcastle, NSW

Friday 31 January 

The Brass Monkey

Cronulla, NSW

Saturday 1 February

TBA (AA)

Kiama, NSW

Sunday 2 February 

TBA (AA)

Tilba Valley, NSW

Friday February 7

Nowa Nowa Recreation Reserve (AA)

Nowa Nowa. NSW

Saturday 8 February

Bright Brewery (AA)

Bright, VIC

Sunday 9 February 

Phillip Island Winery (AA)

Phillip Island, VIC

Sunday 16 February 

The Space Yoga Studio (AA)

Warrnambool, VIC

Thursday 20 February 

Plant 4 Bowden

Adelaide, SA

Friday 21 February 

Ambleside Distillery (AA)

Hahndorf, SA

Saturday 22 February 

Little Bosa (AA)

Port Elliott, SA

Sunday 23 February 

Barossa Distilling Co (AA)

Barossa Valley, SA

Friday 28 February and Sunday 2 March

Nannup Music Festival (AA)

Nannup, WA

Thursday 6 March 

Froth Craft Brewery

Bunbury, WA

Friday 7 March

Bridgetown Pottery Studio (AA)

Bridgetown, WA

Saturday 8 March 

The River (Party Wave Presents)

Margaret River, WA

Sunday 9 March

Suburban Vibes (AA)

Perth, WA

Friday 14 March – Sunday 16 March

Blue Mountains Music Festival (AA)

Blue Mountains, NSW

Friday 21 March 

Blacksmith Providore (AA)

Lake Mulwala, NSW

Saturday 22 March 

Tilly’s Parlour

Wagga Wagga, NSW

Sunday 23 March 

The Friendly Inn (AA)

Kangaroo Valley, NSW

Thursday 3 April 

Smith’s Alternative

Canberra, ACT

Friday 4 April 

The Cordial Factory (AA)

Grenfell, NSW

Saturday 5 April 

Rolling Wheel Studios Presents @ Canbobolas Dance Hall (AA)

Orange, NSW

Thursday 10 April 

Mary’s Underground

Sydney, NSW

Saturday 12 April and Sunday 13 April

Flow Bar

Old Bar, NSW

Thursday 17 April – Sunday 20 April 

Bluesfest (AA)

Byron Bay, NSW

Friday 2 May 

Tanks Arts Centre

Cairns, QLD

Saturday 3 May 

Neighbourhood Sessions @ James Cook Uni Stage

Townsville, QLD

Sunday 4 May 

Secret Campervan Concert (AA)

Whitsundays, QLD

Friday 9 May 

Oodies

Bundaberg, QLD

Saturday 10 May 

Tandoon Botanic Gardens (AA)

Tannum Sands, QLD

Sunday 11 May

Secret Campervan Concert (AA)

Agnes Water, QLD

Sunday 18 May

Solbar (AA)

Sunshine Coast, VIC

Friday 23 May

Howler

Melbourne, VIC

Saturday 24 May

Ninch Nights (AA)

Mornington, VIC

Sunday 25 May 

Sooki Lounge

Belgrave, VIC’

Saturday 31 May 

Mo’s Desert Clubhouse (AA Matinee)

Gold Coast, QLD

Sunday 1 June 

The Triffid Beer Garden

Brisbane, QLD

Mick Pacholli
Mick Pachollihttps://www.tagg.com.au
Mick created TAGG - The Alternative Gig Guide in 1979 with Helmut Katterl, the world's first real Street Magazine. He had been involved with his fathers publishing business, Toorak Times and associated publications since 1972. Mick was also involved in Melbourne's music scene for a number of years opening venues, discovering and managing bands and providing information and support for the industry.Mick has also created a number of local festivals and is involved in not for profit and supporting local charities.    

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