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Cowboy Junkies return to Australia for the first time in 20 years

Canadian alt-country pioneers Cowboy Junkies will return to Australia and New Zealand for the first time in 20 years in May 2020.

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The Canadian band first found success in 1988 with their second album The Trinity Session, the quiet and moody album was recorded in a church and featured their take on Dreaming My Dreams With You which turned the country power ballad into a peaceful and reflective ode, plus Blue Moon Revisited, and their takes on I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry, Walking After Midnight and Sweet Jane. 

Over the next three decades the band released 17 studio albums. They even re-recorded their breakthrough album- heading back to the same church with guests Ryan Adams, Natalie Merchant and Vic Chesnutt. Last year the band released the politically charged All That Reckoning which received rave reviews.  

The Cowboy Junkies will be playing shows around Australia including a show at Perth’s Astor Theatre on Sunday 10th May.

Tour Dates

MELBOURNE RECITAL CENTRE Wednesday May 6
ADELAIDE THE GOV Friday May 8
PERTH ASTOR THEATRE Sunday May 10
SYDNEY ENMORE THEATRE Wednesday May 13
BRISBANE TIVOLI THEATRE Saturday May 16

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