Canadian folk duo\u00a0Ocie Elliott<\/strong>\u00a0are seeing their Australian audience grow in real time, with Byron Bay, Newcastle and Barwon Heads now sold out ahead of their 2026 national tour. The run marks their return to Australia after almost three years away, and the demand suggests the time off has only sharpened interest.<\/p>\n The tour takes place across January and February, bringing the duo\u2019s understated, harmony-led songwriting back to rooms designed for listening. With Byron Bay\u2019s first date gone, a second show has been added at The Northern on Saturday January 31, offering a final chance to catch them in the coastal town. Remaining tickets for Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne are limited.<\/p>\n Ocie Elliott\u2019s rise has been gradual rather than sudden. Across albums\u00a0We Fall In<\/em>\u00a0(2019) and\u00a0In That Room<\/em>\u00a0(2020), followed by the\u00a0We Know The Night<\/em>\u00a0EP in 2023, the duo have refined a sound built on restraint, clear melodic lines and shared vocal space. Recent singles\u00a0These Days<\/em>,\u00a0Adelina<\/em>\u00a0and new track\u00a0Feeling Fine<\/em>\u00a0continue that trajectory, focusing on movement, absence and the emotional residue of touring life.<\/p>\n Joining the tour as national support is\u00a0Garrett Kato<\/strong>, whose songwriting and production style sits comfortably alongside Ocie Elliott\u2019s approach. It\u2019s a pairing that leans into intimacy rather than scale, prioritising connection over spectacle.<\/p>\n With several dates already at capacity and others close behind, the 2026 tour reads as a clear snapshot of where Ocie Elliott now sit in Australia: a band whose quiet consistency has translated into sold-out rooms.<\/p>\n Go HERE for ticketing information.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/www.backseatmafia.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/image0-2.jpeg?resize=1024%2C1024&ssl=1\")
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