Rising country star Waylon Wyatt returns to Australia in January 2027 on the Dustpiles World Tour, supporting his debut album landing 17 July. The 19-year-old Arkansas folk-country artist plays The Gov in Adelaide on 27 January.
Waylon Wyatt, a 19-year-old folk-country artist from Hackett, Arkansas, brings his Dustpiles World Tour to Australia in January 2027. The rising star plays The Gov in Adelaide on 27 January with doors at 7pm, presented by Frontier Touring. His debut album Dustpiles lands 17 July, with the latest single 'But There Was a Time' offering a preview of what's to come.
Wyatt has built momentum quickly through self-recorded early releases. His debut EP Til The Sun Goes Down, produced in his childhood home rec room, featured standout tracks 'Arkansas Diamond' and 'Jailbreak', both earning RIAA Gold certifications. The follow-up EP Out of Blue cemented his reputation for powerful songwriting and musicianship, earning praise from GRAMMY.com as a rising country star to know.
Named one of VEVO's 2026 DSCVR Artists to Watch, Wyatt has toured sold-out stages across the world, headlining major U.S. venues and delivering performances at Stagecoach, Cavendish Beach Music Festival, and FairWell Festival. He also joined Zach Bryan at London's Hyde Park. Starting 2026 with appearances at C2C Festival across Europe and CMC Rocks QLD, Wyatt supports Sam Barber on North American dates with festival sets at Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo to follow.
Tickets are $70.10 plus booking fee with VIP available. The Adelaide show marks his biggest headline performances in the market to date.
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