[Cover photo credit to Mikey Conlon]

Australian Indie Folk singer/songwriter Harrison Storm “mourns love lost” in new single “Moon and Back” off his forthcoming album, Empty Garden, out October 3rd, 2025, via Nettwerk.

Harrison reflects:

Relationships can be made up of promises to each other over time. Big promises of the future, of stories we tell each other to fuel a dream, and tiny promises we tell each other everyday. But the pulls and tugs of life can redirect you to another path, a path that doesn’t align with your partner. Those times are some of the most harrowing and can break your heart in a way you didn’t know possible. ‘Moon and Back’ seeks to find that story, no matter how painful.

Crafted over two years, Empty Garden features 10 songs “born from heartache, reflection, and healing.”

Earlier this year, Harrison Storm completed an Australian run with labelmates Wild Rivers, and this Fall he returns to the UK and EU for an extensive headline tour, kicking off November 1st in Rubigen, Switzerland and wrapping November 25th in Stockholm, Sweden.

Harrison Storm Headline Tour Dates:

w/Nick Mulvey

October 3 – Copenhagen, Denmark – VEGA

October 4 – Oslo, Norway – Vulkan Arena

October 6 – Stockholm, Sweden – Nalen Klubb

October 8 – Helsinki, Sweden – G Livelab

October 10 – Warsaw, Poland – Hybrydy

October 11 – Vienna, Austria – WUK

October 13 – Prague, Czech Republic – Furturum

October 14 – Budapest, Hungary – A38 Ship

October 16 – Bologna, Italy – Covo Club

October 17 – Milan, Italy – Legend

October 18 – Lausanne, Switzerland – Les Docks

October 19 – Bern, Switzerland – Mühle Hunziken

October 21 – Barcelona, Spain – La Nau

October 22 – Madrid, Spain – Sala Copernico

October 23 – Lisbon, Portugal – Lav

November 1 – Rubigen, Switzerland- Muhle Hunziken

November 3 – Munich, Bavaria – Strom

November 4 – Vienna, Austria – Flex

November 6 – Berlin, Germany – Lido

November 7 – Hamburg, Germany – Mojo Club

November 8 – Frankfurt, Germany – Nachtleben

November 9 – Cologne, Germany – LUXOR

November 11 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Tolhuistuin

November 12 – Antwerp, Flanders – Kavka Zappa

November 14 – Paris, France – La Maroquinerie

November 16 – Dublin, Ireland – Whelan’s

November 18 – Manchester, United Kingdom – YES

November 19 – Glasgow, Scotland – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut

November 21 – London, United Kingdom – Union Chapel

November 23 – Bristol, United Kingdom – Thekla

November 25 – Stockholm, Stockholm County – Nalen Klubb

March 20 – Melbourne, NSW – Corner Hotel

March 21 – Sydney, NSW – Mary’s Underground