Euan Hart

About the Artist

Bio: After twenty-five years Euan Hart has finally found love - with himself. Now, in his twenty-sixth year, he’s taking you along with him. 2025 was a big one - a collaborative EP produced by Hart with alt-folk songwriter Betty (honeymoon), his solo sophomore EP Old Songs for New Lovers, a standalone single, two East Coast tours, and a Top 8 finish on The Voice Australia. Off the back of all that, Euan embarked on a nine-month journey with Tim Fitz of Middle Kids to create you and me and euan - five alt-country pop songs that feel like an arrival at a destination he’s been meaning to get to for a long time. From the car on a long road trip to lying in the backyard on a warm afternoon, dancing with your crush three wines deep to kissing in the street on the short walk home. Euan’s lyrics are brash but vulnerable, his storytelling existential without losing that trademark wit, and his alt-country pop sound both modern and timeless. Most importantly, Euan’s songs are an experience meant to be shared - a reflective surface that you can find yourself in, again and again and again. Euan has supported many acts including Cousin Tony’s Brand New Firebird, Andy Golledge (multiple shows), Leah Senior, Billy Otto and The Fynches, with Gareth and Amber Run also happening in early 2026. His music has received airplay across Triple J, Double J and Triple J Unearthed, alongside strong support across Spotify and Apple Music. Song Info: Written as a coming-of-age track for these times of constant comparison, quarter o' life captures all that defines the death of your early twenties: dating chaos, rising anxieties, and that cursed internal voice that keeps asking, “what am I doing?” It's the song that made the whole EP make sense - the one where the rest started to follow.