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Eat My Shadow continues to garner good reviews, and we have supporting act details for upcoming gigs in November below.

“Her writing has evolved into a seamless expression of wisdom and craft.” EG, The Age.

“Her freshest sounding album yet.” Metro, Sydney Morning Herald.

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Angie’s new album ‘Eat My Shadow’ is garnering some of the best reviews of her career.

The Age and the West Australian, running the same review by Michael Dwyer, give the record four stars, and write, “Sparsely produced by Shane Nicholson, her second solo album is the least embellished and most emotionally potent of the eight or nine she’s made under various umbrellas since 1992.”

The Sydney Morning Herald writes, “The result is her freshest-sounding album yet, a ‘very spontaneous record’, as Nicholson puts it, celebrating what he sees as her best asset: her voice.”

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ANGIE HART NEW SINGLE “I’m Afraid of Fridays” out September 4 on iTunes in Australia.

From the forthcoming album, produced by ARIA and APRA Award winner Shane Nicholson.

Tell your friends! We’d love to hear your feedback too…

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Angie will soon be releasing the first single, “I’m Afraid of Fridays”, from her new, yet-to-be-titled album. The song, penned by Angie with Mark Seymour from Hunters & Collectors fame, will be out on September 4th in Australia. The song was produced by Shane Nicholson and mixed by Nash Chambers.

Word is the song rocks. You’ll be able to hear it for yourselves soon on Angie’s MySpace page, and should start hearing it on Australian airwaves from Monday, August 10. The following week, Angie will begin visiting radio stations around the country to perform and promote the song. Month’s end should also be bringing a new music video.

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What has Angie been up to since the highly successful Month of May shows in Sydney and Melbourne?

She’s currently hunkered down in the studio with ARIA Award-winning producer Shane Nicholson, working on the eagerly anticipated follow up to Grounded Bird! It’s coming along super well, and includes old favourite players as well as some fantastic surprise guests… Expect a new Angie song on the airwaves in August!

We’re also pleased to announce, following on from Angie’s residencies in May with special guest supports, we have a couple more shows up our sleeves. More details coming soon but save these dates!

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Just a week to go until Angie takes the stage and plays you some new songs from her forthcoming album!

Angie is very excited about these shows, and keen for you to hear her wonderful support bands as well – so get there early!

Tuesday 5 May @ The Toff in Town
Level 2 Curtin House 252 Swanston St Melbourne
with support from Guy Blackman
doors open 8pm, tix $12 on the door or www.moshtix.com.au

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Angie Hart will be headlining a special NHNL Xmas spectacular on THURSDAY 11 DECEMBER at the Corner Hotel in Richmond.

This is the fourth big year for the NHNL annual knees-up, with a stellar lineup including Triple J fave Fi Claus, Rockwiz regular Sophie Koh, the Guild League, and Machine Translations forming a trio on the night.

Angie will be on stage at 11.30pm, raring to perform after being locked away in the studio. If you’re lucky, you may catch a glimpse of what’s to come in 2009…

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A new duet, Cokelat’s “The Hardest Part” featuring Angie Hart, is available as a free download. Cokelat reigns from Indonesia.

Pictures of You, Angie’s cover of the classic song by The Cure, is now available on iTunes in territories outside of Australia, including the U.S. iTunes store. It has apparently been there for a while, though the news slipped by me somehow. There are no plans for a physical release of the song, making it download-only.

The digital single has been released with Don’t Be Shy as a b-side.

Be sure to leave positive reviews about the songs on iTunes!

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Angie Hart and Dave McCormack will be on the road from this week, making their way up the East Coast, hopefully to a venue near you. The shows in intimate venues will be acoustic, with Angie visiting tracks from her debut long player, Grounded Bird, the new single, Pictures of You and also revisiting some songs from her earlier days.

Dave McCormack of Custard fame is also going out in acoustic mode. After 10 years with Custard, 2 albums with the Titanics and 3 albums with The Polaroids, Dave will be performing something old, something borrowed and something new.


Full details of the shows are below. Also, be sure to check out the Defamer’s goofy interview with Angie.

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