Lecia Louise’s Upcoming Single ‘Saturday Night’ OUT ON Friday 26 June 2026

Lecia Louise’s Upcoming Single ‘Saturday Night’

Release Date: Friday 26 June 2026

Lecia Louise is set to release her brand new single “Saturday Night” on Friday 26 June.

“Saturday Night” is a swampy blues stomper about the grind of everyday life, working hard, and often feeling like you’re getting nowhere. It captures that feeling of letting go, where the struggles of everyday life fade away, even if only for one night.

Written by Lecia Louise and 8 Ball Aitken, the track was produced by 8 Ball Aitken, Lecia Louise, and Michael Flanders, with additional engineering by Rick Hollis and Jasper Jolley

The recording features guest Newcastle vocalist Justin Ngariki, along with additional guitar work from Blues Music Victoria People’s Choice Blues Legend Award recipient Shannon Bourne. The song was mixed by three-time ARIA Award winner Jeff Lang and mastered by award-winning mastering engineer Matthew Gray.

“Clean, elegant, tasty playing!!! I watched 3 times!!! Shred on!!!!!”

– Nita Strauss, Alice Cooper’s guitarist

About Lecia Louise

 

Lecia Louise is a 2025 People’s Choice Award winner, a two-time #1 artist on the Triple J Unearthed online charts, has reached #2 on the AMRAP Regional Charts, and held the #1 position on the Alternative Chart three times in 2025.

Her musical journey has seen her perform across Australia and around the globe, captivating audiences with her powerful guitar work, songwriting, and commanding live performances.

Lecia has appeared at major festivals including Blues on Broadbeach, Tamworth Country Music Festival, Woodford Folk Festival, Mullumbimby Festival, Agnes Blues & Roots Festival, Airlie Beach Music Festival, Adelaide Guitar Festival and more.

An award-winning songwriter and performer, Lecia’s music has been featured on cable TV and on radio stations nationally and internationally.

 

With a loyal fan base built through years of hard touring and blistering performances across rock and blues festivals around Australia, Lecia has shared the stage with The Black Sorrows, Ross Wilson, James Morrison, The Baby Animals, Jon Stevens, Grinspoon, Phil Emmanuel, Daryl Braithwaite and many more.

Lecia continues to mesmerise audiences nationwide, having recently completed a successful three-state tour in April and May 2026, with a new album due for release in July.

 

Upcoming Tour Dates

  • June 25 – Cork and Lever, Toowoomba, QLD
  • June 27 – Sunshine Coast Blues and Roots Festival, QLD – Tickets / Info
  • June 28 – Bayside Brews, Blues and BBQ’s, Cleveland Sands, QLD
  • July 18 – Folk and Blues @188, Ipswich, QLD – Tickets / Info
  • July 23 – Welder’s Dog, Armidale, NSW
  • August 1 – International Blues Day, Sydney Blues Society, Marrickville Bowlo, NSW – Tickets / Info
  • August 8 – Stag and Hunter, Newcastle, NSW – Tickets / Info
  • August 14–16 – Mackay Blues Festival, QLD – Tickets / Info
  • August 21 – Flametree Gathering, Proserpine, QLD – Tickets / Info
  • August 23 – Lefty’s Music Hall, QLD
  • August 30 – Gympie Muster, QLD – Tickets / Info

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Presave “Saturday Night” here

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