Pete Murray - Longing Summer Tour
With special guest Felipe Baldomir
Shoal Bay Country Club (Shoal Bay, NSW)
Friday, 9 January 2026 7:00 pm
One of Australia’s most enduring and endearing singer-songwriters, Pete Murray is a multi-
platinum-selling artist who has sold over 1.2 million albums, released three ARIA chart-
topping albums, and earned 17 ARIA Award nominations among multiple other wins and
accolades.
Emerging with his debut full-length album The Game in 2001, Murray’s breakout sophomore
album Feeler (2003) cemented his status as one of Australia’s all-time greats. With timeless
hits like Better Days, Feeler, Opportunity, and So Beautiful, his stirring blend of acoustic,
rock, and folk elements continues to resonate with fans.
Now an independent artist, Murray has made a powerful return with new music, including the
singles Wouldn’t It Be Good and I Am Fire, both receiving national support from Triple M,
The Project, Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music, and many others. His Wouldn’t It Be
Good 2024/2025 Summer tour saw an incredible 16.3K tickets sold, and he’s just announced
his biggest solo tour to date—a massive 59-date run across Australia and New Zealand.
Renowned for his compelling live performances, Murray has played to audiences worldwide,
both as a headliner and alongside icons like Missy Higgins, Icehouse, Rob Thomas, Daryl
Braithwaite, and James Blunt. With new music and his most ambitious tour yet, 2025 marks
an exciting new chapter for Pete Murray.
platinum-selling artist who has sold over 1.2 million albums, released three ARIA chart-
topping albums, and earned 17 ARIA Award nominations among multiple other wins and
accolades.
Emerging with his debut full-length album The Game in 2001, Murray’s breakout sophomore
album Feeler (2003) cemented his status as one of Australia’s all-time greats. With timeless
hits like Better Days, Feeler, Opportunity, and So Beautiful, his stirring blend of acoustic,
rock, and folk elements continues to resonate with fans.
Now an independent artist, Murray has made a powerful return with new music, including the
singles Wouldn’t It Be Good and I Am Fire, both receiving national support from Triple M,
The Project, Spotify, Apple Music and Amazon Music, and many others. His Wouldn’t It Be
Good 2024/2025 Summer tour saw an incredible 16.3K tickets sold, and he’s just announced
his biggest solo tour to date—a massive 59-date run across Australia and New Zealand.
Renowned for his compelling live performances, Murray has played to audiences worldwide,
both as a headliner and alongside icons like Missy Higgins, Icehouse, Rob Thomas, Daryl
Braithwaite, and James Blunt. With new music and his most ambitious tour yet, 2025 marks
an exciting new chapter for Pete Murray.