Kingswood

KINGSWOOD – Midnight Mavericks is a bold, after-dark record written in the quiet hours between the show and the silence — shaped by long drives, back rooms and hard self-reflection — exploring ambition and belonging, love and restlessness, loyalty and escape, all wrapped in worn-in country-rock built on melody, muscle and storytelling rather than polish. 

The album has already generated major momentum with three acclaimed singles — “Lovin’ A Girl,” “Last First Kiss,” and newly released “Highway Signs” — earning consecutive radio adds, strong national and international DSP playlisting, Triple M Country and Triple M Main rotation, a Countrytown Top 50 breakthrough, and international recognition from the CMA board in Nashville alongside significant US playlist support. 

The band’s creative evolution has helped forge a new partnership with ABC Music, who are “blown away by the new material and work ethic,” while endorsements from US artist Kip Moore — who personally selected Kingswood to support his Australian tour — and national touring alongside Counting Crows further underline the record’s calibre. Mature, intentional and confidently delivered, Midnight Mavericks captures Kingswood operating at full force — a cohesive, purpose-driven album built for bigger stages, long roads and repeat listens — not chasing the spotlight, but marking a defining moment in the band’s career and firmly establishing their next chapter.

Music kicks off 2:30pm.

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