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Courtney Barnett

Courtney Barnett
Photo: Aurelien Guichard · CC BY-SA 2.0

About

Courtney Barnett is an Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist born in Sydney in 1987, known for her deadpan delivery and sharply observational, conversational lyrics set against gritty indie rock. Her 2015 debut album Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit broke her internationally, earning Grammy and Brit Award nominations and four ARIA wins. She has since released the Kurt Vile collaboration Lotta Sea Lice (2017), Tell Me How You Really Feel (2018), Things Take Time, Take Time (2021), and her fourth solo record Creature of Habit (2026).

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ARIA Music Award wins

What's new

  • 2026-04

    Barnett announced a UK and European leg of her Creature of Habit tour for October 2026, opening in Berlin on October 5 and covering Cologne, Utrecht, Brussels, Luxembourg, Paris, and six UK cities.

  • 2026-03

    Her fourth studio album Creature of Habit was released on March 27, 2026 via Mom + Pop / Fiction Records, her first solo record in nearly five years.

  • 2026-01

    Barnett released the single 'Site Unseen' featuring Waxahatchee's Katie Crutchfield, previewing Creature of Habit alongside the announcement of her 2026 North American tour.

  • 2025

    The lead single 'Stay in Your Lane' was released in late 2025, marking Barnett's first new music since the 2023 instrumental film score End of the Day.

  • 2023

    Barnett released End of the Day, an instrumental album originally composed as the score for the documentary Anonymous Club, directed by Danny Cohen.

Tour

BerlinCologneUtrechtBrusselsLuxembourgParisGlasgowGatesheadNottinghamManchesterBristolLondonBrisbaneSydneyMelbourne

Tracks

Pedestrian at Bestbreakout single from the 2015 debut, a fan-favourite live staple
Avant Gardenerearly breakthrough single that established her deadpan lyricism
Deprestonmelancholic highlight from Sometimes I Sit and Think... (2015)
Nameless, Facelesslead single from Tell Me How You Really Feel (2018), referencing Margaret Atwood
Stay in Your Lanelead single from Creature of Habit (2026), her return to indie rock after five years

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