Pete Murray (born 14 October 1969 in Chinchilla, Queensland) is an Australian singer-songwriter whose acoustic folk-rock sound has made him one of his country's most enduring artists. His breakthrough album 'Feeler' (2003) eventually reached seven-times platinum in Australia, and three consecutive releases - 'Feeler', 'See the Sun' and 'Summer at Eureka' - all topped the ARIA charts. With over 1.2 million album sales and hundreds of millions of streams, he has sustained a loyal following for more than two decades.
Pete Murray released his seventh studio album 'Longing' on October 10, 2025 via his own label Community Music - his first fully independent release in nearly twenty years.
Murray announced the album 'Longing' in August 2025, together with the single 'Amy' and three album launch shows on the coast of New South Wales.
In March 2025, Murray announced his biggest tour ever: 55 performances spread over four months throughout Australia, for the first time completely solo-acoustic.
At the same time as the tour announcement, the new single 'I Am Fire' was released, inspired by ordinary people standing up against injustice.
In October 2024, Murray released the single 'Wouldn't It Be Good', produced by Luke Palmer, as a preview of the later album 'Longing'.
Australian singer-songwriter Pete Murray plays an intimate acoustic set at the Lutherse Kerk, supported by Brett Wood.
Australian singer-songwriter Pete Murray performs an intimate acoustic concert in Groningen.
Australian singer-songwriter Pete Murray takes the stage at LantarenVenster Rotterdam.
Australian singer-songwriter Pete Murray performs folk and pop songs at Muziekgebouw Eindhoven.
Australian singer-songwriter Pete Murray performs an intimate acoustic show celebrating two decades of his album See The Sun.