Tom Harrington - Australischer Indie Folk

How about a trip to Australia? Tom Harrington captivates with raw storytelling, emotional folk, and a warm connection with the audience! Be sure to grab tickets for this indie-folk event!

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“Handtverlesen” has now also become synonymous with great newcomer indie-folk from Australia.

Tom Harringtoncaptivates with raw storytelling, emotional folk, and a warm connection with the audience! Don’t miss it—get your tickets early!

For fans of the artists who’ve performed here before Brook St. (🫶) & Mathilde Anne (🫶)—as well as Ziggy Alberts, SaltTree, and Tay Oskee (who we hope will still make it ;)).

Date: September 4, 2026

Start: 7:30 p.m.

Doors open at 7:00 p.m.

Admission: Donation of at least €15 (for the artist)

Tickets available in-store or by email. 

Tom Harrington is an award-winning indie-folk artist who has been touring Australia for the past three years. During his tours, he has opened for artists such as Boy & Bear, Ziggy Alberts, The Dreggs, Kim Churchill, Steph Strings, Felipe Baldomir, and many more.

In 2023, he won the “Battle of the Buskers” competition on the Sunshine Coast and performed at Bluesfest in 2024.

The musician from Victoria brings a performance to the stage that you don’t see every day: traditional folk elements meet modern and unconventional playing and singing techniques. From a cappella vocal loops that suddenly transition into sing-alongs with the audience to singing directly into the guitar pickup.

His concerts feel intimate and authentic. At the heart of it all are always his stories, his voice, and his connection with the audience. A special bond forms from the very first listen.

Tom Harrington is an indie-folk artist who grew up on a rural Victorian farm before falling in love with coastal life. He uses live vocal looping to create a larger-than-life sound while still remaining present and fluid—to a degree rarely seen among other indie-folk artists. His rural upbringing allows him to infuse his captivating and raw storytelling with elements of country, combined with the musicality of emotive folk music. 

Over the past few years, he has carved out a reputable place in the Australian music scene, supporting acts like Boy & Bear, Ziggy Alberts, Bears Den (UK), The Dreggs, and Kim Churchill, and leaving his mark on the stages of Byron Bluesfest, Gympie Music Muster, and Airlie Beach Music Festival. His 2023 victory at the Sunshine Coast’s Battle of the Buskers cemented his talent within the indie-folk community, and tracks like “Seen The Sun” and “Be There Soon” have since been streamed in over 150 countries. 

Whether it’s confessions by candlelight or belting out songs under festival lights, Harrington brings a heartfelt honesty and crowd interaction that forges a genuine connection with every listener.

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