Sawyer Hill is heading to Australia for the first time, with the Arkansas indie-rocker bringing his Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy Tour down under in February 2027.
The Australian dates form part of Hill’s biggest headline tour yet, which will take him through North America, the UK and Europe before reaching Australian stages. Joining him as special guest on all Australian dates is rising singer-songwriter Billy Vincent, the Cairns-born artist whose profile has been climbing rapidly both at home and internationally.
Freshly signed to Columbia Records, Vincent has generated serious early attention with ‘Fly Away’ and ‘Control’, with teasers for the tracks amassing more than five million views and catching the attention of Luke Combs, Bailey Zimmerman and Noah Kahan. His debut EP, The Arrival, is out now, bringing together exposed vocals, alternative-rock textures and an unguarded songwriting style that should make him a natural fit alongside Hill.
Hill’s own ascent began with viral 2022 track ‘Look At The Time’, which introduced his genre-blurring approach and lyrical storytelling to a rapidly expanding online audience. Since then, he has sold out shows at Los Angeles’ Troubadour and New York’s Bowery Ballroom, toured extensively in support of Yungblud and recently appeared at San Francisco’s Outside Lands Festival.
Further appearances at Bourbon & Beyond and Mexico City’s Corona Capital will lead into the Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy World Tour, as Hill makes the jump to his biggest headline run so far.
The tour follows the release of his debut album, Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy, out August 21 via AWAL. Written against the backdrop of a life increasingly spent on the road, the record circles the pull of home and the dislocation that comes from finding yourself increasingly far from it.
The album also finds Hill working with collaborators whose credits include The 1975, Arctic Monkeys and Olivia Rodrigo, while recent track ‘Alibi’ offers another glimpse of the sharper and increasingly confident songwriting at its centre.
For Hill, February 2027 represents the first chance for Australian audiences to experience the live show that has been steadily driving his rise overseas. With a debut album in hand and Billy Vincent joining him across the country, the Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy Tour brings two rapidly ascending names together for Hill’s long-awaited Australian debut.
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