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Wade Forster Plays Texan Shows for “Strange” Single Release

Posted on 21/04/202621/04/2026 by Lauren Katulka

After winning a pair of Golden Guitars, Australian country sensation Wade Forster has set his sights on winning over America. He’s currently playing shows in regional Texas to celebrate the release of his new single “Strange.”

“Strange” epitomises the sound of modern country. The vocals are honest and emotional and the blend of country and rock is totally infectious. The music video features Wade entertaining an audience at Mulubinba/Newcastle hotspot, the Stag and Hunter Hotel.

Wade sold out shows across Texas’ major cities last year, so now he’s turned his attention to regional areas. Given his reception in 2025, Texan music lovers should jump on the remaining tickets if they want to see Wade while he’s Stateside. He’ll return home in May to play Yaegle Country/Yamba as part of Great Southern Nights.

24 April 2026 – Larry Joe Taylor Festival @ Melody Mountain Ranch, Stephenville
25 April 2026 – The Backyard at The Lumberyard, Canyon
26 April 2026 – Texas SmokeOut @ AT&T Stadium, Arlington
30 April 2026 – Brewster Street Icehouse, Corpus Christi
1 May 2026 – Backyard Waco, Waco
2 May 2026 – Tall City Music Fest @ Centennial Park, Midland
16 May 2026 – Great Southern Nights @ Yamba Bowling Club, Yaegle Country/Yamba

Photo credit: Gavin Bain

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Lauren Katulka cannot remember a time when music was not a part of her life. Raised on an eclectic diet of Van Morrison, The Eagles, Cold Chisel, and Barbra Streisand, she remembers saving all her pocket money for weeks so she could buy cassettes featuring her favourite singers. At the tender age of 11 she saw her first live concert when Jimmy Barnes took his Soul Deep tour to Newcastle’s Civic Theatre. There was no looking back.

Today Lauren is a happily married freelance writer living on the New South Wales Central Coast. When she's not obsessing about the latest band, or some old favourite, she loves to roller-skate, experiment with new recipes, play pub trivia, and watch indie films.

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