Blue Mountains News

Now they're back for more. Caitlin Harnett and The Pony Boys will be hitting the road again in 2022 playing 19 dates including Festival appearances and a run of shows up and down the East Coast. The tour will see them road-testing new songs for their upcoming album and playing crowd favourites from "Late Night Essentials".

Get ready to dance, laugh, cry, hear the unfiltered Caitlin stories first-hand and experience the joy in the room at one of their gigs. Giddy Up!

"Her voice is like Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval was jerked out of a long sleep." - The Guardian

"Lush, Americana-style folk tunes, jangling guitar and a whole lot of honesty." - Sydney Morning Herald

"It's quintessential Caitlin Harnett, vocals that soar with heart and hold the same sense of intimacy as the greats, all set against a backdrop of modern Americana."- NME

"In particular circles around Sydney the name Caitlin Harnett is spoken in revered tongues, like the whispered password to a music scene Illuminati. Learn the handshake, feel the twang and order a round." - Dave Ruby Howe, Triple J

"Their newest release will warm your heart while gently slicing it in two - our favourite type of ditty." - RUSSH Magazine

"Lead singer Caitlin Harnett fills the void that is a distinct lack of alt-country in Sydney's music scene. Whether you're in the big smoke or by the water, this track is bound to become an instant addition to your summer playlist." - FBi Radio

"The Sydney-sider's single "Make You Feel Blue' is knock-your-socks-off material. Has there been a sad song thats made us happier in recent times? Probably not." - Meadow Fest.

"One of the finest slices of country soul you'll hear this year. A gorgeous mood with that voice that hangs heavy in the air and dips into all the right forlorn corners." - Post To Wire

+ Special Guest RIVER DREAMS
River Dreams is nuanced song writing par-excellence. There are elements of dark folk rock, alt-country, and a rolling and evocative, baroque indie rock sound in his songs.
'Landscape' possesses a rich bass warmth and a ragged jangle resonates from Manwarring's guitar. There's a loose communality to the song, particularly in the chorus and its backing vocals. The song contains that unique Australian musical DNA shared by the likes of The Triffids and Died Pretty, while the River Dreams sound in general also shares sensibilities with modern artists such as Kevin Morby, Trevor Sensor and Kyle Craft.