The Teskey Brothers Announce Expansive Australian Tour

Australia’s favourite soul music troubadour outfit The Teskey Brothers are getting back on the road from this November through to February 2024, performing in huge venues across the country with three stellar support acts coming along for the ride.

With their new album, The Winding Way, hitting streaming services and record collections next Friday (16 June), the tour announcement arrives at the perfect time – you can listen to new music from The Teskey Brothers and purchase tickets to see them live this summer. Pre-order The Winding Way here.

The Winding Way headline tour is presented by Frontier Touring, Illusive Presents, and Double J (AU) and Radio Hauraki (NZ), offering 13 huge dates across Australia and New Zealand.

The Teskey Brothers' tour begins on Saturday, 18 November at Adelaide’s Hindley Street Music Hall, followed by stops in Cairns, Townsville, Sydney and Melbourne before three dates in New Zealand – Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.

Josh and Sam Teskey return to Australia in December, hitting Brisbane’s Riverstage, the Red Hill Auditorium in Perth, and venues in Darwin, Canberra and Hobart. You can check out all the date and venue details below.

Tickets to The Winding Way tour go on sale next Friday at 10 am local time. However, Frontier Touring is also offering a pre-sale, which runs for 24 hours next Wednesday, 14 June. The pre-sale begins at 10 am AEST / 12 pm NZST. You can sign up for pre-sale tickets here.

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Joining The Teskey Brothers on all dates excluding Sydney is one of the band’s collaborators, WILSN, who told The Music earlier this year, “I got to watch them do that on stage every night [in the UK], and Josh is just incredible live. His voice is amazing. If you close your eyes, it kind of sounds like you're listening to a '60s soul singer who happens to look like Thor.” WILSN released her debut album, Those Days Are Over, in February this year.

Courtney Marie Andrews will accompany The Teskey Brothers in Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. The Music has dubbed Andrews “a singer-songwriter blossoming with confidence and verve”, and with her new album, last year’s Loose Future, she’s scored further support slots alongside Wilco in Europe later this year. In New Zealand, Mel Parsons will open the shows.

Her newest record, Slow Burn, debuted at #3 on the NZ Top 40 Charts, was a finalist for Best Folk Artist at the 2023 American Music Awards, and its title track was a finalist for the 2023 APRA Best Country Song. These are shows you don’t want to miss.