Charles Wesley Godwin Announces 2027 Australian Tour

Charles Wesley Godwin will tour Australia for the first time in January and February 2027.

Country/Americana star Charles Wesley Godwin is heading to Australia for the first time in January and February 2027, marking his inaugural headline tour.

The tour commences at Newcastle’s King Street on Wednesday, 27 January. It continues at Sydney’s Metro Theatre on Saturday, 30 January, Melbourne’s Northcote Theatre on Monday, 1 February, and concludes at Brisbane’s The Tivoli on Wednesday, 3 February.

Fans subscribed to Godwin’s website and Mastercard cardholders can purchase pre-sale tickets from Thursday, 5 November, at 10 am local time – head to the singer’s website and Priceless for more information.

The My Live Nation members pre-sale opens on Thursday, 5 November, at 12 pm local time, followed by the general sale on Friday, 6 November, at 10 am local time. More ticketing information is available on the Live Nation Australia website.

Since releasing his 2019 debut album, Seneca, Charles Wesley Godwin has steadily become one of the most respected voices in country and Americana music. He’s currently touring in support of his deeply personal new album, Christian Name.

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More than any typical body of work, the album tracks Godwin’s journey in learning how to live again through tales of mourning, redemption, and reaffirmation of his faith.

“These songs really mean a lot to me,” he said in a statement. “There’s parts of me and parts of the things that I’ve gone through in the last couple years that are in each and every song on this album.”

While Christian Name is undoubtedly a personal record for Godwin, it features multiple collaborations, including with Luke Combs on Better That Way and Wyatt Flores on Hey There Son. He also partnered with Stephen Wilson Jr., Lori McKenna, Tom Douglas, and more, and Godwin’s longtime producer, Al Torrence, produced the album.

“I had a lot of help with this album — I sought out people, and they brought a lot of the hope and the light and the lighter moments of the album,” Godwin said. “That was a lot of their influence. The album needed that.”

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