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Multi-Platinum, Award Winning, Australian Singer-Songwriter Vance Joy, announces his return to North America. Bringing the ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’ tour stateside February through March 2023. In celebration of the release of his third LP, ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’ Vance Joy announces a 6-week tour in theatres across the continent. The tour is sure to be an intimate affair for fans of the artist, with the set list featuring new songs and old favourites.

Joy’s most creatively inventive and personal project thus far,  In Our Own Sweet Time includes his recently released track “ Clarity ,” produced and co-written with GRAMMY® Award-winning songwriter  Joel Little  (Lorde, Taylor Swift) and joined by an official music video streaming  HERE . 

“Clarity” is fast proving another landmark success for Joy, currently ascending the top 20 at Alternative radio outlets nationwide after amassing critical acclaim from the likes of  Rolling Stone  and  V   Magazine , which raved, “ ‘Clarity’ is bubbly and bright…Groovy bass, sharp drums, and Joy’s usual guitar blend together with uplifting horn solos to create the perfect summer tune. ” “ The new track adds a world of depth to the folky indie-pop slant of Joy’s earlier material ,” agreed  NME , “ supplementing his cool and cruisy acoustic strumming with deep bass grooves, crisp and lowkey yet duly impactful drums, and a soaring horn section. ”

In Our Own Sweet Time  also includes hit singles, “ Missing Piece ” and “ Don’t Fade ,” the latter of which arrived earlier this year and quickly earned more than  10 million worldwide streams  alongside praise from  Rolling Stone ,  Entertainment Tonight , and more. 

Currently certified  RIAA Gold  in the US and  2x Platinum  in Australia, “ Missing Piece ” proved a global sensation following its 2021 world premiere on ABC’s  Grey’s Anatomy . Reaching  #2 at Alternative radio , the single has gone on to earn over  130 million global streams  as well as a massive  3 billion TikTok views  (with 2.6 million user-created videos). Official music videos for both tracks are streaming now at YouTube  HERE .

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Bringing together a unique, charming mix of folk music with pop influences – Australian singer/songwriter Vance Joy has built worldwide success with anthems, ‘Riptide’, ‘Georgia’, ‘Fire and the Flood’, ‘Lay It On Me’ and ‘Missing Piece’.

Beginning his career playing Melbourne’s open-mic scene while completing his law degree, Vance Joy made the decision to put law on hold and pursue a music career instead. He began working with a manager, recorded his debut EP ‘God Loves You When You’re Dancing’ and released his catchy folk-pop single ‘Riptide’ that led him to sign with Atlantic Records and build a global audience.

He continued to sell millions of copies of his albums across the globe, his success saw him tour the world – headlining in Arena’s across Canada, Amphitheatres in North America including the famous Red Rocks, the first Latin American headline shows, theatres across Europe and Arena’s across Australia including two sold-out hometown shows at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena. Has toured with some of the world’s biggest artists, including Taylor Swift’s 1989 World Tour, and P!NK’s stadium tour across Europe on her Beautiful Trauma World Tour. Played some of the biggest festivals and events, from Lollapalooza in Chicago and South America, to Coachella, Splendour in the Grass, American Idol Season Final and the AFL Grand Final. Listeners all over the world were connecting to Vance Joys intimate yet anthemic song writing and engaging live performances.

After a three-year break from releasing music, Vance Joy gave fans another instant global classic with ‘Missing Piece’. Reaching GOLD status in Australia only months after release – it’s a track that felt relatable to the situation many found themselves in during the pandemic. Reaching the Top 20 Spotify Chart within 6 weeks, it’s clear Vance Joy once again connected and captured the familiar pulse of everyday experiences in a unique and celebratory manner.

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It was a warm night when hipsters and house wives alike gathered at The Tivoli to see the sold out concert for Vance Joy. Even the guy busking outside for money to buy a ticket to see the show couldn't contain his excitement to be able to witness Vance's first solo tour. Since touring with Brisbane's own favourite son Bernard Fanning recently Joy's star has begun to rise and his following has swollen to much larger proportions. The run away commercial success of single Rip Tide adding to the hype.

Opening with "From Afar" a soft sweet piece to slowly introduce the fans to the evening. It's the debut single from EP God Loves You When You're Dancing and is a low key way to open the show.

He proves that he is skilled with the guitar, however as a showman he is very quiet and subdued. He rarely speaks and when he does with his tendency to mumble is difficult to hear him. It comes across as a shy man that could be just a little over whelmed by all the hype that surrounds him.

Sticking mostly to songs from the album at times the set list is track for track and at this leads to a little predictability for those familiar with the album. "Winds of Change" "Mess is Mine" and " Wasted Time" all playing within succession of each other. Not surprisingly he steers clear of playing "Rip Tide" too soon, instead launching into a very sweet version of Bruce Springsteen's " Dancing in the Dark". He takes the classic well known song, slows it down and makes it his own. His voice tends to wobble a little during the night and he has an overly noticeable wide vibrato. At moments this is distracting, however the sweetness of the lyrics overcomes the lack of control in his vocal ability.

The highlights for the evening is undoubtedly "Georgia" and "Emmylou", both such mesmerising songs with bitter sweet themes that lend to a certain sadness and longing. The crowd sings along to Georgia; a saccharine moment as every person sways in unison.

Switching to the ukulele for the moment everyone has been waiting for Joy launches into "Rip Tide" to round out the evening. The song is uplifting and during the chorus it soars. The pleasure that one brilliantly written catchy, quirky song can bring is awe- inspiring. It's a perfect high to end the evening and smart choice for the last song. A short encore of "Play with Fire" and Fleetwood Mac's " The Chain" closes the show. Vance Joy has proven with this evenings set that he is a capable performer, very good guitarist and amazing song writer. Leaving the venue it is clear to see there are smiles all around and he has lived up to his namesake by spreading quite a bit of joy around.

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Absolutely incredible! Vance is an amazing performer and a super nice, genuine guy. His show consists of amazing music and authentic stories which make you feel as though you know him personally. The show was so great that I attended two of his shows, the first at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT and the second at the Blue Hills Bank Pavillion in Boston, MA. His warm, positive personality lights up the show and is reflected by the excitement and energy of the crowd. The energy of the crowd and the warmth of Vance’s personality can be felt from the first row to the very last. As I looked around I did not see a single person that wasn’t up and dancing or singing along having a great time. If you are concerned about whether or not he sounds good live, let me tell you; he sounds better live than he does recorded and his voice is already stunningly beautiful and relaxing recorded. Trust me. Everything about Vance’s concert is beautiful: the set, the energy, Vance himself, and, above all else, the music. In addition, his merchandise is really nice and has a wide variety. He sells a canvas tote bag which has a nice design on it for $5 and donates all proceeds from the bag to help with green sea turtle conservation. It’s always great to see artists working to bring about positive change in the world. Overall, the concert is amazing and unforgettable. Everyone has a great time and you get to learn a bit about Vance himself as well as the meanings behind each of his songs all while enjoying his incredible, soothing voice. This concert was the first that I ever even considered of going to twice and is definitely my favorite concert I have ever attended. 13/10, yes, thirteen out of ten, it was that good. Highly recommend. A must see.

Australian artist Vance Joy, real name James Keogh, is possibly one of the best new artists to have emerged on the indie scene recently. His smash hit ‘Riptide’ has been a worldwide success, impressively voted no. 1 on the ‘2013 Triple J Hottest 100’: haunting vocals, check. Insane catchy tune, check. Creepy yet thought-provoking music video, check. Despite having only released one album so far, I am anticipating big things from this guy. For those snapback wearing, vans treading hipster types, Vance Joy’s music is an untarnished goldmine. The love child of artists such as Matt Corby and Sons of the East, Joy’s incredible singing-song writing skills possess the ability to reach out to and capture the imagination of the youth of today. I was lucky enough to see Vance Joy live and have never been so impressed before by the sincerity of someone’s voice. Truly talented, Joy accompanied his gorgeous vocals with the ukulele on stage, strumming the instrument amid a throng of admiring girls. Advantageously easy on the eyes, there was not a single person in the crowd that was not one hundred percent focused on Joy during his set. The Australian accent certainly didn’t hinder our attention either. ‘From Afar’, ‘Mess is Mine’ and ‘Play with Fire’ were all played to perfection and the closing song ‘Riptide’ ended the set brilliantly, leaving the crowd screaming for more.

Australian singer/songwriter Vance Joy had a whirlwind 2014 following the unexpected commerciality of his single 'Riptide'. The unassuming folk/pop gem went top 10 in his homeland, the UK and charted at #30 in the US. It was subsequently voted number one on Triple J's Hottest 100 of 2013 and suddenly this undiscovered artist's name was on everybody's lips.

Away from this mega hit, Vance himself (real name James Keogh) is a humble and sincere performer who has real skill with his acoustic guitar which when paired with his pained vocal makes for an enjoyable tone. Coyly stepping on to stage in the intimate Manchester academy with support from three other musicians, Vance sets to work showcasing a selection from his debut 'Dream Your Life Away'.

These include wonderful renditions of the anthemic 'Winds of Change' and the tender 'Best That I Can'. An early EP track 'Emmylou' gets a cheer from his earlier fans who were clearly glad to hear this addition to the setlist. 'Riptide' of course receives the largest singalong of the evening and the crowd applaud rapturously following. What Joy manages to achieve is proof he is better than a one-hit wonder and has integrity and potential to make his music go far.

Amazing night! Too start off, the opening acts (Mondo Cosmo and Scott Helman) were so good and really got us exited. when Vance Joy came on I couldn't believe he was real but throughout the show he looked me in the eyes and smiled at me multiple times and I felt so connected to him personnaly. A lot of the people around me (and I was near the front) were not dancing and seemed irritated that I was singing loudly and dancing. Another thing is that I was surprised that there was no encore, but I'm sure that if the rest of the crowd had wanted it more, there would've been one. About half way through, right before the song Little Boy, he told us the story of this song ending in a one-size-too-big, glow-in-the-dark tooth. Overall, an incredible show and one of the best concerts I've been to. So greatful to all of the acts.

I never intended to go to the Vance Joy concert but when some friends couldn't go the tickets were received by myself.

i fell in love, it was amazing! Jamie Lawson and Elle King opened beautifully and the crowd was so loving. When Vance Joy came out it was crazy everyone was screaming and when he started playing everyone sang along it was an amazing experience and I'm so glad that i had the chance to go!!!

the one downside was that many people were very drunk and/or high which made the latter hours of the night lose some magic but even that can not damper the amazing voices and attitudes of the singers, and the enthusiasm and excitement of the loving crowd.

Got home from the concert and still buzzing from the wonderful evening.

Vance is amazing - very interactive with his audience.

My absolute favourite thing that kept me smiling all night is the way Vance is 'marching' on the spot with his music.

What a guy.

I took my teenage son and his girlfriend this evening and the three of us had a great night.

What an amazing venue, so intimate and a great set up.

As I have written before: "We're going home" is my favourite song, because it reminds me of home in The Netherlands. I am the only one that migrated to Australia. Sometimes the song makes me happy and sometimes it makes me sad, sometimes I feel homesick.

It was my first Vance Joy gig, not my first time seeing an artist play in the venue though.

The support act was well-chosen and energetic, the main set nice, however it was only 1 1/4 hours - a fact that I heard other people talk about afterwards, too, but who knows if he was just sick or tired or something.

Oh, and (I don't want to dictate how a musician should perform, but) I would have loved a little more engaging with the crowd. But I guess that's a total matter of taste, I just prefer more talking and banter in-between songs.

All in all neither the best concert I've ever been to, nor in any way a bad one.

Vance Joy was Entirely Amazing!! There is not anything I would change about this concert! First off, Alice Merton was FANTASTIC! I had not listened to her music much prior to the show, but now I’m Definitely a Fan! I would undoubtedly go to a concert that she headlined herself!

THEN! Vance Joy came on and the lights, sound quality, and overall performance were Astounding! He sounds Greatest live and provided an unforgettable experience! The band were also Awesome and clearly all very talented! ForSure a concert that will forever be one of my Favorite memories! Highly recommend seeing him live!

Amazing, fantastic! The support acts were brilliant too and they were a perfect match for this style of music. Vance Joy was so generous with his time! He sang for 1 1/2 hours, every set was brilliant. We were right down the front and it felt like he was singing and talking to us. Vance Joy spoke during each song, gave background to them and he was so normal. It was just amazing He also had a great backing band and he spent time introducing each person. It was the best concert I have ever been to and that includes Ed Sheehan (though that was also amazing).

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Tuesday night (again Wednesday) | Orpheum Theatre

VANCOUVER – To understand the Vance Joy phenomenon, you just have to see him live.

It’s a bit of a cliché, sure, but it really comes into focus when you see the way the 28-year-old Australian singer-songwriter interacts with his fans.

The Orpheum on Tuesday night was buzzing as Joy, backed by a five-piece band and big white letters spelling out his name adorning the wall behind the stage, performed a 60-minute set consisting mainly of material from his breakout album Dream Your Life Away, including the song that gave the tour its name, Fire and The Flood, and jaunty hit single Riptide, a song that has played on all formats of radio across the globe since 2013.

Armed with an acoustic guitar, a clear, fluid voice and that tight, curly mane, Joy made the sold-out Orpheum feel like an intimate house concert. (Note: Joy’s second Orpheum show Wednesday is also sold out.)

Joy’s songs ranged from confessional (Red Eye, where he sang "Can we talk in the morning?") to lighthearted (Winds Of Change, with its traditional country shuffle feel).

Joy’s appeal, and you could tell by the young fans’ reaction, was that it felt like he was singing and doing the stage banter just for you.

That’s the trick, isn’t it?

Joy’s songs certainly don’t break new ground. They easily fit in the folk bin, wedged next to the adult contemporary rock stuff. The lyrics are usually about running "straight into your arms" or the like.

Vance Joy will never offend anyone. He’s the guy with the guitar that could light up a campfire session by just strumming a few chords.

But he’s fast becoming immensely popular. He has a five-album deal with Atlantic Records. And every time he comes to Vancouver (or the area), he causes a ruckus, from the Commodore Ballroom to the Squamish Valley Music Festival.

But the Vance Joy show is bound to roll on for a while. The concert was designed to make Joy the centre of attention at all times, his band (all decked in black and barely lit), positioned to the side and at the back.

There were stompers, anthemic ballads and a few tunes played on the ukulele (including Riptide), each as fish-in-a-barrel as the next.

Take Georgia, for example, where the little "pling" cues punctuating the song made the VANCE JOY lights flash on for a moment. It happened three times in the song, and every time it was unintentionally funny.

Maybe that’s part of the charm anyway. Maybe the fans just like Vance Joy, the guy. Maybe that matters more than the songs.

"I am trying the best that I can," he sang on Best That I Can. Sometimes that’s all you need to connect, more so than a surprise rendition of Paul Simon’s Call Me Al (with a little bit of OMI’s Cheerleader thrown in), which was unintentionally Garfunkel (blame the hair).

If there’s any justice, Vance Joy fans will continue to show up early to catch opener Reuben and the Dark.

The Calgary five-piece fronted by Reuben Bullock offered a multi-layered set consisting of soulful, atmospheric folk-rock, including new single (whether Bullock likes it or not) Heart In Two.

The band, signed to Toronto label Arts & Crafts, often channeled anthemic Coldplay vibes and mashed it with neo-folk a la Of Monsters and Men. Solid.

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Vance Joy Adds 2023 Tour Dates: Ticket Presale Code & On-Sale Info

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Published february 14, 2023.

Vance Joy has added 2023 tour dates in conjunction with his new album, In Our Own Sweet Time .

Five new shows have been announced for August and September in Vancouver, Colorado, New York City, and Tennessee with opening acts Dan Mangan & Ruby Waters or Dan Sultan on select dates. Vance is currently on tour and will head over to Europe in April for headlining concerts.

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For the new dates, the general public on-sale begins as early as February 17. Presales are currently underway for Artist. American Express cardholder, Live Nation, LN Mobile App, and local venues / radio presales will follow. Tickets for the previously announced dates are now on sale. Keep in mind, each date is different and details are subject to change.

The Artist presale password is IOOST2023 . For the American Express presale, you can use the promo password INGOLD , but you will need the card to complete your purchase. The Live Nation presale password is CHORUS , and the LN Mobile App code is COVERT . Click through the individual concert links for more information about the show you're interested in.

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Vance Joy In Our Own Sweet Time Tour

Multi-Platinum, Award Winning, Australian Singer-Songwriter Vance Joy, returns to North America. Bringing the ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’ tour to Canada February through March 2023. In celebration of the release of his third LP, ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’ out Friday June 10, Vance Joy announces a 6-week tour in theatres across the continent. Starting in Philadelphia, travelling through Canada and northern USA, and returning to Washington DC. The tour is sure to be an intimate affair for fans of the artist, with the set list featuring new songs and old favourites.

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IN OUR OWN SWEET TIME TOUR 2023

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Multi-Platinum, Award Winning, Australian Singer-Songwriter Vance Joy, announces his return to North America. Bringing the ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’ tour stateside February through March 2023. In celebration of the release of his third LP, ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’ out this Friday June 10, Vance Joy announces a 6-week tour in theatres across the continent. Starting in Philadelphia, travelling through Canada and northern USA, and returning to Washington DC. The tour is sure to be an intimate affair for fans of the artist, with the set list featuring new songs and old favourites.

Vance Joy stopped in at the TODAY show this morning to perform his new single ‘Clarity’ and announce the tour. 

Joy’s most creatively inventive and personal project thus far, In Our Own Sweet Time includes his recently released track “ Clarity ,” produced and co-written with GRAMMY® Award-winning songwriter Joel Little (Lorde, Taylor Swift) and joined by an official music video streaming HERE . 

“Clarity” is fast proving another landmark success for Joy, currently ascending the top 20 at Alternative radio outlets nationwide after amassing critical acclaim from the likes of Rolling Stone and V Magazine , which raved, “ ‘Clarity’ is bubbly and bright…Groovy bass, sharp drums, and Joy’s usual guitar blend together with uplifting horn solos to create the perfect summer tune. ” “ The new track adds a world of depth to the folky indie-pop slant of Joy’s earlier material ,” agreed NME , “ supplementing his cool and cruisy acoustic strumming with deep bass grooves, crisp and lowkey yet duly impactful drums, and a soaring horn section. ”

In Our Own Sweet Time also includes hit singles, “ Missing Piece ” and “ Don’t Fade ,” the latter of which arrived earlier this year and quickly earned more than 10 million worldwide streams alongside praise from Rolling Stone , Entertainment Tonight , and more.

Currently certified RIAA Gold in the US and 2x Platinum in Australia, “ Missing Piece ” proved a global sensation following its 2021 world premiere on ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy . Reaching #2 at Alternative radio , the single has gone on to earn over 130 million global streams as well as a massive 3 billion TikTok views (with 2.6 million user-created videos). Official music videos for both tracks are streaming now at YouTube HERE .

In Hamilton, Vance Joy will be supported by opening act Jack Botts!

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Australian Superstar Vance Joy Announces Final Shows On The In Our Own Sweet Time Tour

Vance Joy, the Australian global superstar announced the series of summer headline dates, including a stop in New York City. On August 30, you can watch Vance Joy perform at the SummerStage in Central Park.

The announcement of his new headline dates marks the end of the North American leg on Joy’s epic  In Our Own Sweet Time Tour.  Canada’s Dan Mangan and Ruby Waters, and fellow Australian Singer Songwriter Dan Sultan are in support of Joy’s upcoming shows.

Vance Joy is additionally celebrating the premiere of the concert version of Joy’s RIAA gold-certified 2018 fan favorite, “Saturday Sun (Live At Sydney Opera House)”. The premier signals the upcoming release of  Vance Joy Live At The Sydney Opera House.  Arriving April 14, the 16-track album was recorded during two special headline performances at the world-famous Sydney Opera House Forecourt in Sydney, Australia. 

Recorded November 18 and 19, 2022,  Vance Joy Live At The Sydney Opera House  includes electrifying performances from RIAA platinum certified hits “Georgia,” “Mess Is Mine,” and the 6x platinum certified classic, “Riptide.” Live versions of “Clarity” and “Catalonia are also among the many highlights of Joy’s acclaimed new album,  In Our Own Sweet Time. 

The multi-platinum superstar’s album,  In Our Own Sweet Time,  includes emotionally charged tracks like “Looking At Me Like That”, “Don’t Fade”, and the RIAA gold certified smash, “Missing Piece”. With over 43.5 million streams “Clarity” has proven to be a global favorite. The song is placed in the top 5 at Alternative radio outlets across America while also earning prestigious “Song of the Year” and “Best Pop Release” nominations from Australia’s 2022 ARIA Music Awards. Additionally, Vance’s “Every Side of You” recently took home the ARIA for “Best Video”

Tickets will be available for purchase beginning February 17 at 10am, here.  

VANCE JOY IN OUR OWN SWEET TIME TOUR NORTH AMERICA 2023

15 – Hamilton, ON – FirstOntario Centre (SOLD OUT) *

17 – Columbus, OH – KEMBA Live! (SOLD OUT) *

18 – Chicago, IL – The Chicago Theatre (SOLD OUT) *

19 – Minneapolis, MN – State Theatre (SOLD OUT) *

21 – Winnipeg, MB – Centennial Concert Hall (SOLD OUT) *

22 – Saskatoon, SK – TCU Place *

23 – Calgary, AB – Jack Singer Concert Hall (SOLD OUT) *

24 – Calgary, AB – Jack Singer Concert Hall (SOLD OUT) *

27 – Edmonton, AB – Winspear Centre (SOLD OUT) *

28 – Edmonton, AB – Winspear Centre (SOLD OUT) *

3 – Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre (SOLD OUT) *

4 – Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre (SOLD OUT)  *

6 – Portland, OR – Keller Auditorium *

9 – Oakland, CA – Fox Theater (SOLD OUT) *

10 – Oakland, CA – Fox Theater *

11 – Inglewood, CA – YouTube Theater *

16 – San Diego, CA – Soma *

18 – Phoenix, AZ – Arizona Federal Theatre *

20 – Austin, TX – ACL Live at the Moody Theater *

21 – Austin, TX – ACL Live at the Moody Theater (SOLD OUT) *

23 – Atlanta, GA – Coca–Cola Roxy *

24 – Charlotte, NC – The Fillmore (SOLD OUT) *

25 – Washington, DC – The Anthem (SOLD OUT) *

25 – Vancouver, BC – Deer Lake Park #

27 – Morrison, CO’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre +

30 – New York, NY – SummerStage in Central Park +

1 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium +

2 – Nashville, TN – Ryman Auditorium

* w/ Special Guest Jack Botts

# w/ Special Guest Dan Mangan & Ruby Waters 

+ w/ Special Guest Dan Sultan

Ashley Wint is a current sophomore at Hunter College. She is a former writer for SUNY Albany’s student press and an aspiring journalist. Ashley loves listening to various genres of music, attending concerts and writing.

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Vance Joy Unveils Major North American Tour; Headline Trek and Spring/Summer Festival Appearances Precede Australian Troubadour's Special Guest Role on Taylor Swift's "The 1989 World Tour"; "Riptide" Now Certified Platinum and Ascending at Top 40 Outlets, While New Single, "Mess Is Mine," Climbs Top 15 at Alternative

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Feb 10, 2015) - Atlantic recording artist Vance Joy has announced plans for a major North American headline tour. The trek begins April 9 th at The Showbox in Seattle and includes festival appearances at the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival, Hangout Music Fest 2015, Boston Calling Music Festival, and Governors Ball NYC Music Festival.

The newly announced dates pave the way for Vance Joy's turn as main support on Taylor Swift's "The 1989 World Tour." Those shows begin May 20 th at Bossier City, Louisiana's CenturyLink Center and then continue through a triumphant return to Vance Joy's native Australia, set for November 28 th at Sydney's ANZ Stadium (see attached itinerary). For complete details and ticket information, please visit www.vancejoy.com .

"Riptide," Vance Joy's debut North American single, now certified platinum, remains a chart-conquering multi-format smash, nearing the top 30 of Billboard 's "Hot 100" and Top 40 radio outlets nationwide. The track, which was just added into rotation at KIIS FM in Los Angeles, previously spent 5 weeks as the #1 song at Alternative outlets across the country. What's more, the "Riptide" companion video is now nearing 50 million individual views at http://youtu.be/uJ_1HMAGb4k .

"Riptide" was an international hit of the first order, earning total worldwide sales nearing four million. Five-times-platinum certified in his native Australia, the track was the highest selling single there in 2013. Additionally, "Riptide" is certified 3x platinum in Sweden; 2x platinum in Ireland and Canada; platinum in Norway; gold in Austria, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom. Furthermore, Vance Joy's extraordinary 2014 debut album, dream your life away , made an explosive arrival atop the iTunes Store's "Top Albums" chart in Australia, Canada, and South Africa while also entering Australia's national album chart at #1 and Billboard 's "Canadian Albums" sales tally at #2.

"Mess Is Mine," the latest single from dream your life away , which has more than 20 million streams on Spotify, is shaping up as another multi-format success. The track is currently ascending the top 20 at Alternative outlets nationwide, with its companion video drawing more than 2.7 million views thus far at www.youtube.com/watch?v=1C816p-KTNk . Joy recently performed the song on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live! , marking the first performance of the song on US television: http://abc.go.com/shows/jimmy-kimmel-live/video/VDKA0_itjjdyq3 .

Vance Joy -- a.k.a. Melbourne-based singer/songwriter James Keogh -- celebrated last year's release of dream your life away with his US late night television debut on NBC's Late Night with Seth Meyers . Named as VH1's "You Oughta Know" artist for the month of September, Vance Joy also spent much of 2014 traveling North America, including a sold-out headline tour and performances at Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Lollapalooza, and Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival.

For more, please see http://vancejoy.com , www.facebook.com/Vancejoy , http://twitter.com/vancejoy , and www.atlanticrecords.com .

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Multi-Platinum, Award Winning, Australian Singer-Songwriter Vance Joy, returns to North America. Bringing the ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’ tour to Canada February through March 2023. In celebration of the release of his third LP, ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’ out Friday June 10, Vance Joy announces a 6-week tour in theatres across the continent. Starting in Philadelphia, travelling through Canada and northern USA, and returning to Washington DC. The tour is sure to be an intimate...

Multi-Platinum, Award Winning, Australian Singer-Songwriter Vance Joy, returns to North America. Bringing the ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’ tour to Canada February through March 2023.

In celebration of the release of his third LP, ‘In Our Own Sweet Time’ out Friday June 10, Vance Joy announces a 6-week tour in theatres across the continent. Starting in Philadelphia, travelling through Canada and northern USA, and returning to Washington DC. The tour is sure to be an intimate affair for fans of the artist, with the set list featuring new songs and old favourites.

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Vance Joy Announces North American Headline Tour Ahead Of Taylor Swift Support Slot

Vance Joy is hitting the road for a brief run of solo shows ahead of his support slot on Taylor Swift ‘s 1989 World Tour . The Aussie songsmith’s North American headline tour kicks off on April 9 at The Showbox in Seattle and includes appearances at several major festivals including Coachella, Hangout Music Fest 2015 and Boston Calling.

James Keogh (his real name) broke big internationally in 2013 when “Riptide” stormed the charts in Australia and Europe. He then found similar success stateside in 2014 thanks to heavy touring and organic support. Vance’s breakthrough hit has now sold more than one million downloads and is still hanging around the top 30 on the Billboard Hot 100. His new single “Mess Is Mine” was recently serviced to alternative radio stations.

Vance Joy’s solo US dates:

APRIL 9 Seattle, WA The Showbox 10 Portland, OR Roseland Ballroom 12 Indio, CA Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival 15 Mexico City, Mexico El Plaza Condesa 19 Indio, CA Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival 21 Denver, CO Gothic 27 Austin, TX Stubb’s 28 Houston, TX House Of Blues

MAY 15 Miami, FL Revolution 15-17 Gulf Shores, AL Hangout Music Fest 2015 22-24 Boston, MA Boston Calling Music Festival 29 Chicago, IL Metro

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You don’t sell over two million copies of your debut album without some serious hard work, and Australian singer/songwriter Vance Joy has never been shy of major elbow grease. When Vance Joy first cut his teeth performing at open mic nights in Melbourne, he was feeding on a diet of artists like The Pogues and Paul Kelly. By 2013 he was ready to introduce the world to his ukulele-led charm ‘Riptide’, which became an instant global classic. The connection and journey his music was about to have on the world in years to come was an unexpected reward to the young songwriter.

Vance Joy (born James Keogh) consolidated on that first impression with further anthems ‘Mess is Mine’, ‘Georgia’ and ‘Fire and the Flood’. Those hits all found a home on the 2014’s debut ‘dream your life away’. Vance Joy spent 2013 and 2014 playing clubs around the world before the album was released which then saw him surface everywhere from singing on the American Idol Season Final to being handpicked to open Taylor Swift’s 1989 World Tour, festivals from Lollapalooza in Chicago and South America, to Coachella, Splendor in the Grass and the AFL Grand Final. After his successful Sold Out 2016 ‘Fire and The Flood’ North American theatre run, and Australian performances at the Sydney Opera House. Margaret Court Arena and Riverstage he took a well-earned rest.

Come July 2017 – Vance Joy kicked off the campaign for his Sophomore album ‘Nation of Two’ with the lead single ‘Lay It On Me’ showing it was destined to be another successful album. The track was followed six months later with the album and follow up single ‘Saturday Sun’, a tune so good that he held up delivering Nation of Two to ensure it made the cut.

The success of ‘Nation of Two’ saw Vance Joy tour the world throughout 2018 on the ‘Nation of Two World Tour’ ranging in venues from Arena’s across Canada, Amphitheaters in North America including the famous Red Rocks, the first Latin American headline shows, theatres across Europe and Arena’s across Australia including two sold-out hometown shows at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena. November 2018, the end of the 83 date World Tour, Vance Joy had yet another offer to tour with one of the worlds biggest artists. P!NK extended an offer for Vance Joy to join her European stadium run on her Beautiful Trauma World Tour. Summer 2019 saw Vance Joy and band join her biggest tour to date and enjoy an extensive run of Stadium shows across Europe before taking another well-earned break to work on album number three.

It’s no surprise that listeners all over the world connect to Vance Joys intimate yet anthemic songwriting. His lyrics take you on a journey that will reach out and hold you for a delicate moment. Bringing together a unique, charming mix of folk music with pop influences, these songs capture the familiar pulse of everyday experiences in a unique and celebratory manner.

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