Wade Forster

Australian country sensation Wade Forster has announced The Aftermath Tour — a U.S. headline run across America this September and October, alongside a string of high-profile support appearances with Treaty Oak Revival.

Kicking off on August 30 in Tucson, Arizona, The Aftermath Tour will bring Forster's live show to cities across the United States, including:
- Denver
- Chicago
- Dallas
- Houston

The tour will wrap up with an appearance at Country Calling Festival in Ocean City, Maryland.

The announcement comes amid the biggest moment of Forster's career to date. His latest single, "Anytime, Anywhere, Antoinette," has amassed more than 5 million DSP streams in just five weeks and generated over 100 million views across TikTok, making it the most successful release of his career so far.

This success arrives weeks ahead of Forster's third studio album, The Aftermath, due out August 14 via Community Music. The album features "Anytime, Anywhere, Antoinette" alongside the recently released single "Strange" and continues the story that began with 2025's Gooseneck Party.

What began as a grassroots fan movement has become a global phenomenon: the track has inspired more than 100,000 user-generated videos and introduced millions of new listeners to Forster.

Born, raised and still working on a cattle station in outback Queensland, Australia, Forster is a professional rodeo cowboy turned recording artist who has built one of the most passionate independent fanbases in modern country music. He has more than 100 million global streams and has played sold-out headline shows in both Australia and the United States.

Earlier this year, Forster returned to the United States for his It's Time For Texas Tour, delivering standout performances at Two Step Inn, Chilifest and the Larry Joe Taylor Festival, while also packing headline rooms throughout Texas. Those dates followed a breakout run supporting Treaty Oak Revival in February, including appearances at major amphitheatres and arenas across America.