Jack Botts has quickly made the transition from busking the streets to a full-time touring artist with an every growing global fanbase, finding and building his audience in pubs, bars and theatres to be selling out venues all around the world.
 
Jack’s fervent following has exploded over the past five years, his chilled catalogue of surf-folk dripping with emotion connecting with fans in over 150 countries and exceeding 100 million streams. This growth was further consolidated with the release of his debut album 'Sucker For Sunsets'. Produced by Garrett Kato, ‘Sucker For Sunsets’ is quintessential Jack Botts, a heartwarming 12-song album that melds his rich, acoustic-driven musicality with heartfelt and reflective lyrics, taking listeners on a life-changing journey.
 
His easy-listening style is a breath of fresh air and has won over audiences as a support act for the likes of Tash Sultana, JB Saxe, Ocean Alley and Boy & Bear also while gracing festival stages such as Boardmasters (UK), Maifeld Derby (GER), Electric Castle (ROM), Latitude Festival (UK) and many more.
 
On the back of a mammoth 2023 that saw Jack release his debut album ’Sucker For Sunsets’, support Vance Joy in North America and play well over 100 headline shows globally, these shows are not to be missed.
 


Connect with Jack Botts and keep up to date with his next moves below.
 
www.jackbotts.com
 
 
“Innately special….reminiscent of Ed Sheeran if he was headed towards Byron Bay with a surfboard."
– Rolling Stone

"This potent, yet charming indie-folk sound has been quick to catch on and declare Jack Botts one worth keeping an eye on."
– Pilerats

"Soothingly composed tunes wrapped up in his easy-natured style."
– Like Velvet
 
"Easy going coastal folk from one of the best doing it right now."
– Dave Ruby Howe, triple j Unearthed
 
"Fast becoming one of Australia’s fastest-rising songwriters under the radar thanks to his super chill guitar riffs, great melodies and honey-smooth vocals."
– Forte Magazine
 
"...[what] a meteoric rise for this artist, who only a few years ago was a carpenter and part-time busker."
– The AU Review