Country music icon and all-round Aussie legend Kasey Chambers has today announced the release of her 12th studio album, Campfire, to be released on 27 April.
Chambers has said that the inspiration for the album came from her childhood, spent in regional communities.
"I grew up in the remote outback of Australia living a unique lifestyle isolated from civilisation. The campfire was the heart of our existence: for survival, creativity, inspiration. We hunted all our own food and then cooked it on the campfire," she explained.
"My brother and I did all our schooling via correspondence around the campfire. We used the campfire for warmth and light. We gathered around the campfire at night to play songs together as a family. Our connection to music and the land has developed through and around the campfire since I was born, so it has always stayed with me as a special part of my life."
Chambers has just dropped her first single from the album, The Campfire Song, as well as a video. Check it out below.
In celebration of the new album, Chambers will be heading off on a massive national tour, starting off in Casino, in May and wrapping up in Wonthaggi in August, while hitting nearly 40 other shows in between.
Tickets go on sale Thursday, 29 March; head to theGuide for more info.
11.04.18
Frankston Arts Centre, Frankston
23.05.18
Casino RSM Club, Casino
24.05.18
C.Ex Coffs, Coffs Harbour
25.05.18
Club Forster, Forster
26.05.18
Laurieton United Services Club, Laurieton
31.05.18
Griffith Regional Theatre, Griffith
01.06.18
Civic Theatre, Wagga Wagga
02.06.18
Swan Hill Town Hall, Swan Hill
03.06.18
Mildura Arts Centre, Mildura
14.06.18
Mingara Recreation Club, Tumbi Umbi
15.06.18
The Cube, Campbelltown
16.06.18
Rooty Hill RSL, Rooty Hill
17.06.18
Ulladulla Ex Servo's Club, Ulladulla
21.06.18
Seymour Centre, Darlington
22.06.18
Anita's Theatre, Thirroul
23.06.18
Bathurst Panthers, Bathurst
24.06.18
Canberra Theatre Centre, Canberra
28.06.18
The Events Centre, Caloundra
29.06.18
Twin Towns, Tweed Heads
30.06.18
Bay Central Tavern, Urraween
01.07.18
Brisbane Powerhouse, New Farm
05.07.18
Desert Cave Hotel, Coober Pedy
07.07.18
Araluen Arts Centre, Araluen
12.07.18
Burrinja Cultural Centre, Upwey
13.07.18
The Palms at Crown, Southbank
14.07.18
Geelong Performing Arts Centre (GPAC), Geelong
19.07.18
Albury Entertainment Centre, Albury
21.07.18
Dubbo RSL, Dubbo
02.08.18
Northern Festival Centre, Port Pirie
03.08.18
Thebarton Theatre, Torrensville
04.08.18
Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre, Mt Gambier
05.08.18
Lighthouse Theatre, Warrnambool
09.08.18
Tanks Arts Centre, Edge Hill
15.08.18
West Gippsland Arts Centre, Warragul
17.08.18
Regent Theatre, Yarram
18.08.18
Wonthaggi Workmans Club, Wonthaggi
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