Brad Cox Announces 2024 Australian Tour

Brad Cox is hitting the road for his biggest Australian tour yet.

The country music star kicks off the ‘Everything I’ve Got’ tour on October 17th in Canberra, followed by stops in Sydney, Wollongong, and Melbourne. He’ll then head north to Queensland for shows in Rockhampton and Brisbane, wrapping up at Eatons Hill on November 2nd.

Tickets are on sale via iambradcox.com, with a pre-sale available for fans (full details below).

“I can’t wait to bring the Brad Cox roadshow to these cities to play some absolute milestone rooms,” Cox shared. “I’ve spent months working on how to bring the fans together to make this tour one to remember. I’m loading this trailer full of surprises that’ll make this tour unlike any Brad Cox shows.”

“Having the opportunity to put this roadshow on the road, full noise, the Everything I’ve Got tour is extremely exciting. And being able to place this tour in rooms I’ve admired for years is gonna be special. Round up the troops and come kick it in the big smoke.”

Cox featured in Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s ‘Future of Music’ series earlier this year, highlighting him as one of the 25 most exciting and innovative artists from Australia and New Zealand.

“Brad Cox has been a notable figure in country since his self-titled debut album dropped in 2018, but he took things up a notch on his third album, Acres, a powerful storytelling collection that remained faithful to country while also holding crossover appeal,” the publication praised.

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“Released last year, Acres brought Cox ARIA nominations, a trio of Golden Guitar wins, and the album also became his first to crack the top 10 on the ARIA Albums Chart.

“Above the timeless music — always belted out through his instantly recognisable booming voice — is Cox’s relationship with his fans that make him stand out. Wherever he performs in Australia, no matter how small the town, he always draws a passionate crowd; people just like Cox, who recognise themselves in his music.”