James Reyne celebrates the end of Crawl with full band performance

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ny. Sometimes slightly sad but resolute. A swan-song. A kiss-off; a sign-off; under the belt, on the wagon and headed for the barn. Put to bed, wiped up, wiped out, cleaned up, mopped up, polished, and polished off. That was all folks, that was all she ever wrote.

In the upcoming year of 2026, James Reyne is gearing up to commemorate The Fall Of Crawl by taking the iconic Australian Crawl songs on a celebratory tour across Australia and New Zealand. The tour will include various locations, with stops in Wellington and Auckland, New Zealand.

Regarding this tour, James expresses, “It’s everything you know and love, celebrating things that have come and gone; and how time truly does fly!” Accompanied by his full band, James Reyne will grace the stage in Wellington at Meow Nui on Friday, May 1, followed by a performance in Auckland at the Powerstation on Sunday, May 3.

Acclaimed artist Josh Owen is set to open for James Reyne at both shows. Tickets for the events are currently available for purchase, with ticket links provided for Wellington and Auckland.

Additionally, James Reyne has released an enticing new music video for his single ‘Going Back to Nashville,’ which draws inspiration from the American wild west and classic country/western films. Directed by Colin Renshaw, the video encapsulates the essence of the track beautifully. ‘Going Back to Nashville’ is a high-energy country-rock song that pays homage to Music City, inspired by James’ experiences touring with Tony Joe White and featuring references to country music legends and lore.

This single is the latest addition to James Reyne’s impressive discography. As an ARIA Hall of Famer with 19 Top 40 singles, including six Top 10 hits, and 11 Top 10 albums, Reyne’s music has defined the sounds of many Australian summers. Renowned music critic Ed Nimmervoll once noted that “His voice is as familiar to us as the taste of Vegemite, as essentially Australian.”

For fans eager to catch a glimpse of the legendary James Reyne and his full band, be sure not to miss their return to New Zealand in 2026. The Sound proudly presents the James Reyne Fall Of Crawl tour on Friday, May 1, at Meow Nui in Wellington, and Sunday, May 3, at Powerstation in Auckland. Secure your tickets now for the Wellington and Auckland shows before they sell out.

Stay updated on James Reyne’s latest news and music by visiting his official website and following him on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Get ready to experience a night filled with timeless hits and unforgettable performances as James Reyne celebrates The Fall Of Crawl with shows in Wellington and Auckland next year.

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