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Content Source: OztixAfter selling over 80,000 tickets on their last AU / NZ headline tour, Ocean Alley will take their new album 'Love Balloon' on the road through the 2026 summer for their biggest hometown headline shows to date.
Kicking off at Melbourne/Wurundjeris Catani Gardens on 24 January, the band will then head to Brisbane/Meanjin Showgrounds on 30 January, before hitting The Domain in their hometown of Sydney/Eora on 31 January, and rounding out the tour on the west coast at Freo Esplanade in Fremantle/Whadjuk and 3 Oceans Winery in Margaret River/Wadandi on 21 and 22 February respectively.
Ocean Alley have truly emerged as one of Australias most successful musical exports. Across four albums, including 2022s critically acclaimed Low Altitude Living, the six-piece - Baden Donegal (vocals), Angus Goodwin (guitar), Lach Galbraith (keys/vocals), Mitch Galbraith (guitar), Tom OBrien (drums) and Nic Blom (bass) - have inspired audiences around the world with their unmistakable sound. With chart success across Australia, New Zealand, the UK and USA, nine accredited singles of Gold or higher and over 1 billion catalogue streams, Ocean Alley have proven themselves as one of Australias most influential contemporary bands, and are poised to leave an enduring mark on the music landscape for many years to come.
Kicking off at Melbourne/Wurundjeris Catani Gardens on 24 January, the band will then head to Brisbane/Meanjin Showgrounds on 30 January, before hitting The Domain in their hometown of Sydney/Eora on 31 January, and rounding out the tour on the west coast at Freo Esplanade in Fremantle/Whadjuk and 3 Oceans Winery in Margaret River/Wadandi on 21 and 22 February respectively.
Ocean Alley have truly emerged as one of Australias most successful musical exports. Across four albums, including 2022s critically acclaimed Low Altitude Living, the six-piece - Baden Donegal (vocals), Angus Goodwin (guitar), Lach Galbraith (keys/vocals), Mitch Galbraith (guitar), Tom OBrien (drums) and Nic Blom (bass) - have inspired audiences around the world with their unmistakable sound. With chart success across Australia, New Zealand, the UK and USA, nine accredited singles of Gold or higher and over 1 billion catalogue streams, Ocean Alley have proven themselves as one of Australias most influential contemporary bands, and are poised to leave an enduring mark on the music landscape for many years to come.