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Buffalo Traffic Jam's First Aussie Tour

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Buffalo Traffic Jam, the Montana folk duo, is embarking on their first-ever Australian and New Zealand tour in 2026, following a successful U.S. run. Their unique blend of traditional folk instruments, tight harmonies, and storytelling lyrics has earned them spots at major festivals and opening slots for Dylan Gossett. Their latest album, Take Me Home, has amassed over eight million streams. Tickets go on sale April 30th and May 1st.

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Buffalo Traffic Jam's First Aussie Tour

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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Buffalo Traffic Jam's First Aussie Tour. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 28th, breakout fulb duo Buffalo Traffic Jam is heading down under for the first time, announcing a four-day tour across New Zealand and Australia in 2026. The Montana pair, Frankie Cassidy and Nathan Ross kick things off October 28th at the tuning fork in Auckland, then hit Sydney's Metro. Theater on October 31st, Brisbane's fortitude music hall on November 4th and rap in Melbourne and Northcut Theatre on November 7th. This comes right after their sold-out US run that's blown up their fanbase way beyond home turf. They've been stacking wins with independent releases in massive streaming growth. Fans are buzzing about these shows, especially since the duo formed as students at Montana State University in Boseman. Their sound blends traditional folk instruments with tight harmonies and storytelling lyrics, earning spots at festivals like Under the Big Sky and Red West Fest, plus opening for Dylan Gossett.

1:00Their latest album, Take Me Home, has racked up over 8 million streams, building on early hits like Rescue Me and Forgot Your Roots. Take his drop with the Live Nation pre-sale, April 30th in General Sale May 1st. These dates slot them into Australia's hot streak for US Folk and Country Acts, marking a big leap as they take their live energy global for the first time. That's your update from music news today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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