<div align="left" dir="ltr"><table><tbody><tr><td><p dir="ltr"><a href="https://www.kevinmorby.com/LWO/home">Kevin Morby</a> announces new Australian tour dates following the release of his eighth studio album, Little Wide Open, out now via Dead Oceans. The tour will see him play full band shows at Forum Melbourne, Metro Theatre Sydney, Hotel Brunswick, Old Museum Brisbane and Town Folk Festival, presented by Handsome Tours, as well as solo dates in NSW and QLD presented by Jet Black Cat.<br><br>Featuring singles ‘<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JDL9GAjgeE">Javelin</a>’, which was recently performed on <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yJinqXeATQ">Jimmy Kimmel Live</a>, ‘<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wK5fD0ASbq0">Die Young</a>’ ‘<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_OPPEkz8k0">Bandlands</a>’, and the final single, ‘100,000’, Little Wide Open is Kevin's most personal and vulnerable album to date. “Despite its title, this album is, in fact, very wide open,” Kevin shares.<br><br>“Little Wide Open is set to a backdrop of tangled highways, towns with populations less than 100,000, roadside crosses, a rock and roll romance, coupling butterflies, being an American entertainer, Econoline vans and more,” As Pitchfork encapsulates, the album is a window into the Midwest, "the rolling plains, the tornado sirens, the Biblically big sky.<br><br>As award-winning novelist Rachel Kushner writes in her essay about Little Wide Open entitled “<a href="https://www.kevinmorby.com/LWO/little-wide-open">Field Guide to the North American Troubadour</a>,” “for him, the LWO is the big sky, the small lives—it’s his origins in the Midwest and every duty and modesty and familiarity and isolation: the land, the people, and the parts of that inside him.”<br><br>In the summer of 2024, Aaron Dessner had as