Andrew Farriss to Perform at Eastside Bowl in Nashville on December 5, Joined by Special Guests The HawtThorns

Andrew Farriss to Perform at Eastside Bowl in Nashville on December 5

Joined by Special Guests The HawtThorns
Farriss to Make Grand Ole Opry Debut on December 14

Fans of Andrew Farriss, co-founder and songwriter of the legendary band INXS, are in for a special treat as he takes the stage at Nashville’s Eastside Bowl on Thursday, December 5. Farriss will be joined by acclaimed country-rock duo The HawtThorns for an evening that promises a rich blend of music, showcasing his iconic rock legacy alongside his evolving passion for country, western, and Americana. Doors open at 6:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:30 PM.

This performance will serve as a prelude to Farriss’ highly anticipated Grand Ole Opry debut on December 14, solidifying his growing presence in the Americana and country music scenes.

From Global Rock Icon to Americana Trailblazer
Farriss is best known for his work with INXS, a band whose groundbreaking sound helped define the 1980s and ’90s, amassing over 80 million album sales worldwide, 7 U.S. Top 10 Singles, 3 Grammy nominations, and countless awards. Most recently, INXS celebrated the resurgence of their catalog with the 40th anniversary of Shabooh Shoobah and a series of remastered releases that have introduced their music to new generations of fans. Their hit “Never Tear Us Apart” has also seen renewed popularity, often cited in recent media and playlists as one of the most timeless love songs ever written.

A Storied Career of Musical Excellence
Beyond INXS, Farriss’ musical achievements include songwriting for global artists such as Tom Jones, Alisan Porter, and Dua Lipa. The latter’s 2020 hit “Break My Heart”, co-written by Farriss, has surpassed 1 billion streams worldwide and garnered accolades including “Song of the Year” at the People’s Choice Awards. Farriss also earned recognition as Producer of the Year at the ARIA Music Awards for his work on Jenny Morris’ triple-platinum album Shiver. In 2016, he was inducted into the Australian Songwriter Hall of Fame, cementing his place as a titan of pop music.

Exploring New Musical Horizons
Now stepping into a solo career, Farriss has embraced a new sound that melds roots, rhythm, and country influences. His self-titled debut album is a testament to his versatility, featuring tracks that reflect his love of storytelling through music. His latest release, “Something Stronger,” is a bold blend of southern rock grit and country twang, co-written with Golden Guitar winner Lawrie Minson. This track, alongside his other solo work, underscores his seamless transition from global rock stages to intimate Americana venues.

An Evening to Remember at Eastside Bowl
The Eastside Bowl performance will feature songs from Farriss’ acclaimed solo catalog as well as a nod to his INXS roots, offering fans a rare chance to experience the full spectrum of his musical journey. Special guests The HawtThorns, known for their lush harmonies and evocative Americana sound, will add to the night’s magic.

Mark Your Calendar
Don’t miss Andrew Farriss live at Eastside Bowl on Thursday, December 5, with doors opening at 6:30 PM and the show starting at 7:30 PM. Then, join him at the Grand Ole Opry on Saturday, December 14, for a career-defining debut.

For tickets and more information about Andrew Farriss and his music, visit andrewfarriss.com.

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