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Australian country music sensation, Brad Cox, is excited to announce his upcoming solo tour, Yarns and Yodels. After the roaring success of his sold-out solo performances in 2020, Coxy is bringing his unique blend of music and humor to venues across regional Australia, promising not only a much loved singalong, but also a bloody good laugh.

Kicking off on April 4 at the Mackay Entertainment Centre, Brad’s Yarns and Yodels tour will journey through 22 towns, including stops in Charters Towers, Cairns, Biloela and Esperance, bringing Brad’s charismatic performances to fans far and wide.

General public tickets are on sale NOW

All tour & ticket info, visit: iambradcox.com

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On the solo shows Brad says “The concept for the Yarns and Yodels shows was born out of the pandemic. After stripping back the show to an acoustic, sit-down, solo setting during lockdown, I fell in love with the format again. It forced me to re-learn songs and play them as they were written. Me, a bottle of wine, and the shits with the world – that’s the formula for good songs”

“I wanted to recreate these shows, but take it one step further and out of the pubs and into intimate theatres. I have road-tested it a bunch of times, and now I am keen to take it far and wide. And who knew this little fat kid from the snow could muster up a few funny yarns and get a proper belly laugh out of the crowd.”

Brad Cox has rapidly evolved into a force to be reckoned with in the Australian music landscape. He burst onto the scene in 2018 with his self-titled debut, boasting hits like ‘Too Drunk to Drive’ and ‘Lake House.’

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But it’s Acres, his third studio album, that truly cements his place in the annals of country music. It dominated the ARIA Charts, received three ARIA nods for Best Country Album, Best Australian Live Act and Best Cover Art for Connor Dewhurt’s masterpiece, plus fueled a tour that sold an impressive 30,000 tickets.

At the 2024 Golden Guitars, Brad took out three Guitars for Contemporary Country Album of the Year (with producer Brandon Hood), Male Artist of the Year and Top-Selling Album of the Year.

After the success of Acres, Brad Cox isn’t slowing down. He’s already working on new music, set to be released soon. But before that, fans have the chance to catch the essence of Coxy live in action. The Yarns and Yodels tour is more than a series of concerts, it’s Coxy at his finest: uncensored, intimate and truly magic.

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BRAD COX
YARNS AND YODELS
SOLO TOUR 2024

Presented by Loney Lands, Mirror Music and Habit Music

With special guests Bud Rokesky and Midnight Chicken

General public tickets are on sale NOW

All tour & ticket info, visit: iambradcox.com

Thursday, 4 April – Mackay Entertainment Centre, Mackay, QLD *
Friday, 5 April – The World Theatre, Charters Towers, QLD *
Saturday, 6 April – Tanks Arts Centre, Cairns, QLD *
Thursday, 11 April – Brolga Theatre And Convention Centre, Maryborough, QLD *
Friday, 12 April – Moncrieff Entertainment Centre, Bundaberg, QLD *
Saturday, 13 April – Biloela Civic Centre, Biloela, QLD *
Sunday, 14 April – Gladstone Entertainment Centre, Gladstone, QLD *
Wednesday, 24 April – Margaret River HEART, Margaret River, WA ^
Friday, 26 April – Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre, Bunbury, WA ^
Saturday, 27 April – Albany Entertainment Centre, Albany, WA ^
Sunday, 28 April – Esperance Civic Centre, Esperance, WA ^
Thursday, 9 May – Broken Hill Civic Centre, Broken Hill, NSW *
Friday, 10 May – Mildura Arts Centre, Mildura, VIC *
Saturday, 11 May – Swan Hill Town Hall, Swan Hill, VIC *
Thursday, 23 May – The Art House, Wyong, NSW ^
Thursday, 30 May – Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre, Bathurst, NSW ^
Friday, 31 May – Goulburn Performing Arts Centre, Goulburn, NSW ^
Saturday, 1 June – Griffith Regional Theatre, Griffith, NSW ^
Sunday, 2 June – Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre, Wagga Wagga, NSW ^
Friday, 14 June – Northern Festival Centre, Port Pirie, SA *
Saturday, 15 June – Chaffey Theatre, Renmark, SA *
Sunday, 16 June – Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre, Mount Gambier, SA *

* indicates support by Bud Rokesky.

^ indicates support by Midnight Chicken.

Bud Rokesky

Brisbane’s Bud Rokesky has firmly planted himself in the music scene as one impressive story teller since the February release of his acclaimed country-folk debut album, Outsider. With his rich & resonant voice, reminiscent of Orville Peck and Waylon Jennings, and song writing that has been likened to that of Johnny Cash & Townes Van Zandt, it’s Rokesky’s outstanding live performances that will also draw you in and leave you wanting more.

Midnight Chicken

Hatched and hand raised in Newcastle NSW, Midnight Chicken are quickly becoming a hot topic in the bluegrass and country circuits around Australia. Their Bizarre take on bluegrass music gives birth to amazing renditions of traditional tunes and old classics as well as more modern tunes that are sure to be enjoyed by everyone.

Collectively, they have played with some of the country’s greats in the folk/country world including names such as Kasey Chambers, Phil Emmanuel, Catherine Britt, Brad Cox, Fanny Lumsden, Greg Sheehan, Julian James, Charlie & Jensen, Rod McCormack, Gina Jeffries, Bill Chambers, Montgomery Church and many more.

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