Matt Corby: The Reluctant Star - Rolling Stone Australia
The singer has hit records and thousands of fans. Now if he could just enjoy it.
au.rollingstone.comHere are the latest updates on Matt Corby from recent reliable sources:
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New single in 2025: Matt Corby released a new single titled Long and Short in September 2025, described as a return to his emotionally charged style and connected to a personal loss. He also announced plans to tour Australia in October 2025 supporting Teddy Swims, with several shows already sold out. This marks his first solo release since 2023 and followed the ARIA-nominated album Everything’s Fine. [Source: Rolling Stone Australia; ABC Triple J coverage][1][2][3]
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2025–2026 activity: In early 2026, coverage around Matt Corby continued to highlight his ongoing music career and touring activity, including festival and venue appearances as part of his continuing presence in the Australian music scene. [source coverage varies; see major outlets and his official channels][3][1]
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Career overview: Matt Corby remains a prominent Australian singer-songwriter with a multi-decade career, including ARIA wins for earlier singles and steady output across studio albums Telluric (2016), Rainbow Valley (2018), and Everything’s Fine (2023), followed by new material in 2025–2026. [Wikipedia overview and industry profiles][4][3]
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Additional context: He has also been active behind the scenes, writing and producing for other artists and running his independent label, which aligns with his broader footprint in the Australian music landscape. [Triple J feature on his return to solo material and work with others][2]
If you’d like, I can pull the most recent press articles or set up a quick summary of his 2025–2026 tour dates and new music notes. I can also compile a short timeline of his discography from Telluric to Everything’s Fine and beyond.