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Treaty Oak Revival Takes Australia! Highly Anticipated Headline Dates Announced
MELBOURNE, AU (August 12, 2025) – Texan country rock outfit Treaty Oak Revival have today announced their Takes Australia! headline tour dates, rounding out their first visit to the country this October. These performances come in addition to their previously announced appearances at the inaugural Strummingbird Festival on the Sunshine Coast and in Newcastle.
With diverse musical backgrounds, Treaty Oak Revival have crafted a unique sound that defies easy categorization. Blending the rich traditions of Texas Red Dirt country with influences from punk and southern rock, they deliver a raw, refreshingly unpolished vibe. The band has gained recognition for their heartfelt lyrics and engaging live performances, capturing the essence of Texas music culture. Their latest single, “Happy Face,” along with their most recent album, “Have a Nice Day,” is available for streaming on all platforms.
Supporting on all dates is Australian country artist, Wade Forster. Born and raised deep in the Queensland outback, Wade has gained an international following through his no-bull, straight-talking lyrics abou
Treaty Oak Revival Drops "Bad State of Mind" Ahead of Massive 2025 Tour
West Texas powerhouse Treaty Oak Revival is kicking off 2025 with a bang, dropping their highly anticipated new single, "Bad State of Mind," this Friday, February 14, via TOR Records/Interscope Records. Known for their gritty fusion of country and rock, the five-piece band from Odessa, Texas, has skyrocketed to success, amassing over one billion global streams and dominating both the streaming and touring charts.
A New Anthem for the Heartbroken
"Bad State of Mind" explores the struggle of battling negative thoughts and self-destructive patterns. In a statement, Treaty Oak Revival shared their excitement about the release, saying, “We have been working on new music for a while now and are super stoked to finally share a small piece of it with the best damn fans in the world. Our new single ‘Bad State Of Mind’ comes out 2/14 and is our gift to those who might be having a bad time on Valentine’s Day.”
Dominating the Charts and the Road
Treaty Oak Revival has taken the country and rock worlds by storm, racking up 22 million weekly streams and selling 14,000 al
Treaty Oak Revival’s Third Album: Everything We Know So Far
Texas-based rock-country outfit Treaty Oak Revival has set the music scene ablaze with their July 9, 2025, X post, boldly announcing, “Just so y’all know…WE ARE PUTTING OUT A NEW FUCKIN RECORD THIS YEAR! THIS YEAR DAMMIT!” This fiery statement confirms their third studio album, following their 2023 breakout Have a Nice Day, is slated for release before year’s end. With their signature blend of Red Dirt country and early 2000s pop-punk, the band, led by rabble-rousing vocalist Sam Canty, the excitement for a new LP has never been higher.
We’re breaking down everything we know so far in a comprehensive timeline below (updated as events warrant):
January 6:Treaty Oak Revival shared a studio photo on X, captioned “So it begins #album3,” marking the start of recording. A notebook in the image bore the words “Stay Awhile,” fueling speculation about a potential song or album title.
February 14: The band dropped “Bad State of Mind,” a raw, emo-tinged single with confessional lyrics about mental struggles. It soared to No. 1 on Billboard’s Bubbling Under chart and was performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live,
Treaty Oak Revival is gearing up to record their third studio album, announcing their progress through social media with the word, “So it begins #3.” This comes 409 days after the release of their second album, Have A Nice Day, which showcased their growth and captivated fans. They showcased a finalize narrative in their sophomore plan with songs ranging from thick cuts like “Chasing My Tail” to energetic anthems like “See You In Court,” demonstrating their commitment to artistry. Following the release of their single “Happy Face” in the fall of 2024, fans expressed their need for more music, including requests for an acoustic album or live recordings.
After completing a demanding touring schedule that concluded with the Meade-E-Oak’r Christmas Acoustic Tour, the band is now taking some time to rest before they hit the studio again. They have a busy lineup of tour dates to fulfill starting January 18th. Treaty Oak Revival expects that this brand-new record will lean more into rock and roll vibes, a shift that fans are eager to explore. As they begin on this new chapter, the excitement surrounding their upcoming harmony and performances is palpable – it’s safe to say th
“So It Begins”: Treaty Oak Revival Are Working On Their Third Album
It's official - Treaty Oak Revival have confirmed via X (formerly Twitter) that they've started work on their new album, which serves as the follow-up to 2023's Have a Nice Day.
Although the Red Dirt rockers’ debut offering, 2021's No Vanacy, earned the band a cult following, Have a Nice Day launched the troubadours into a whole new stratosphere, with many mainstream country listeners becoming aware of the group for the first time.
The project spawned fan-favourite anthems such as ‘Stop & Stare’, ‘In Between’, ‘See You in Court’ and ‘I'm the Worst’, with Have a Nice Day showcasing Treaty Oak Revival's edgier, grungier twist on the classic Red Dirt Country sound.
There aren't too many details surrounding Treaty Oak Revival's forthcoming third studio album just yet, but the Texas band's new X post has undoubtedly stoked the flames of anticipation ahead of the project. The fast-emerging group has accompanied a photo from the studio with the tantalising caption, “So it begins #album3”.
Given the fact that No Vacancy dropped in 2021 and Have a Nice D