<p>“Hill is poised to be one of this generation's greats” – <strong>Ones To Watch</strong></p><p>US alt-rock breakout star <strong>Sawyer Hill</strong> brings his <strong><em>Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy Tour</em></strong> to Australia for debut shows in February 2027.</p><p>Fast becoming known for his genre-bending musicianship, lyrical storytelling and unmatched live presence, Sawyer Hill is the indie-rock newcomer that is on everybody’s radar. Playing bars as a teenager, sneaking through the back door so he wouldn’t be carded by bouncers, Sawyer graduated to national stages with the release of viral 2023 single <strong>‘Look at the Time’</strong>. Catching the attention of fans across the globe, the multi-talent has since racked up over 130 million streams and more than 250 million video views, leading to the release of 2025 album <strong><em>Heartbreak Hysteria</em></strong> which cemented itself as an impressive debut for the young singer-songwriter.</p><p>Soon leaving Arkansas, bringing his music across the United States and Europe, Hill curated a standout live set. Generating a huge online following along the way, he performed sold out stops at <strong>LA's Troubadour </strong>and<strong> NYC's Bowery Ballroom</strong>,<strong> </strong>as well as an extensive tour supporting UK rocker <strong>Yungblud</strong>, with a summer of festival sets across the North America to come, including Outside Lands Festival, Bourbon and Beyond and Festival Corona Capital.</p><p>Upcoming album <em>Everybody’s Home, Nobody’s Happy</em>, draws on these experiences on the road. A project centred around his feeling of longing for home - an unexpected feeling - Hill hones in on the sonic and lyrical identity of the album, working with notable collaborators Mike Crossey [The 1975, Arctic Monkeys], Chris Greatti [Poppy, Yungblud], and Ryan Linville [Olivia Rodrigo, Dermot Kennedy]. What