British indie-rock musician James Marriott will make his anticipated return to Australia this December.
Since launching his independent music career in 2020 with his debut single ‘slow down’, James has experienced remarkable success. After amassing over 20 million streams, he released his debut EP, Bitter Tongues, in 2022, establishing himself as a multi-faceted artist.
Returning to Australia a year after his celebrated debut in 2023, which culminated in sold-out headline shows in Sydney and Melbourne, James has emerged as a promising name in the alt-rock scene. He has consistently toured his EP across the UK, supported Jake Bugg at London’s Royal Albert Hall, and performed at notable festivals like The Great Escape and Neighbourhood Weekender. His first full-length album, Are We There Yet, was released in 2023 to praise from fans and critics alike.
Recently partaking in the Isle of Wight Festival and with upcoming performances at Reading and Leeds Festivals, James Marriott shows no signs of slowing down.
British indie-rock musician James Marriott will make his anticipated return to Australia this December. From uploading acoustic covers to YouTube in 2012, James became a popular YouTube personality, amassing millions of followers who tune in daily for his music, comedy and relatable personality. Since launching his independent music career in 2020 with debut single ‘slow down’, James Marriott has experienced an incredible trajectory. After racking up more than 20 million streams, the Brighton-based alternative musician took the time to perfectly craft his debut EP and released his first major body of work Bitter Tongues in 2022, which solidified James Marriott as a multi-faceted artist & creative. James Marriott returns down under a year after making his celebrated Australian debut in 2023 and selling out headline shows in Sydney and Melbourne, having well and truly emerged onto the alt-rock scene as one to watch. Touring the EP consistently across the UK on his own headline tour plus supporting Jake Bugg at London’s Royal Albert Hall and performing at The Great Escape and Neighbourhood Weekender, James has cemented his direction as an artist and creator. His first full length album Are We There Yet was released in 2023 to acclaim from fans and critics alike. Recently performing at this year’s Isle of Wight Festival and with upcoming performances at Reading and Leeds Festivals next month, there are no signs of slowing down.
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