Andy Golledge Band - 'Young, Dumb & Wild' Album Tour

Get ready for a musical journey through the heart of life's transitions as the Andy Golledge Band hits the road for their 'Young, Dumb & Wild' Album Tour 2024. The album, scheduled for release on 19^th April 2024, encapsulates the essence of change, the beauty of ageing, the excitement of new love, and the thrill of new environments.

The title track, 'Young, Dumb & Wild,' serves as a powerful anthem, transcending the superficial notions of youth to delve into the essence of creative liberation. This single follows the earlier release of 'Country Band' in late 2023, a rollicking road trip anthem celebrating the many forms of love in various relationships.

The tracks on the album weave together seamlessly, capturing the highs and lows of life's twists and turns. Andy Golledge, an Australian Alt-Country mainstay, aims to deliver a mature and cohesive experience for his audience, showcasing his self-described 'Alt-Country-esque Dad Rock' tunes.

Following the success of his debut album, 'Strength of a Queen,' which won 'Best Independent Country Album/EP' at the AIR Awards 2023, Andy Golledge continues to make waves in the music scene. The album charted impressively on ARIA's Top Vinyl Albums and Australian Country Albums, earning nominations at the ARIA Awards 2022 and CMAA Golden Guitar Awards 2023.

An Andy Golledge show is both exhilarating and unpredictable. The Andy Golledge Band consists of some of the most respected musicians in the alt country/Americana scene in Australia including Leroy Lee (guitar / vocals) Caitlin Harnett (banjo / vocals), Nick Ryan (bass) and Josh Piltz (drums) and their shows can take you from tender to tears, to rollicking and dancing wildly. 

Don't miss the chance to experience the spectacle of the 'Young, Dumb & Wild' Album Tour and grab your tickets now. The album is available for pre-order now with some amazing merch bundles you won’t want to miss out on!

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We acknowledge that this event is held on the stolen lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.