Little Birdy

The wait is finally over.After a 14 year hiatus, Little Birdy are back on the road for an illustrious tour celebrating the 21st anniversary of their iconic debut album, bigbiglove. Since their inception in 2003, Little Birdy has captivated audiences with their live...

The wait is finally over.

After a 14 year hiatus, Little Birdy are back on the road for an illustrious tour celebrating the 21st anniversary of their iconic debut album, bigbiglove. 

Since their inception in 2003, Little Birdy has captivated audiences with their live energy and a sound that blends indie rock with a unique vulnerability. Honing their iconic sound in the Perth music scene, the band quickly skyrocketed to national and global stages, establishing themselves as a force to be reckoned with.

Their debut album bigbiglove became a defining release of the mid 2000s - anchored by unforgettable tracks like "Relapse" and "Beautiful To Me" which landed at # 8 on Triple J’s Hottest 100 and helped propel the band to stardom. The album debuted at #5 on the ARIA charts, achieved platinum status, and spawned a sold-out national tour that saw fans singing every word in packed venues across Australia. 

Now in 2025, frontwoman Katy Steele is joined by original band members Simon Leach and Scott O'Donoghue to perform bigbiglove in full, followed by a set of classic songs that defined their sound.

"These songs still feel just as real as they did when we first wrote them. Revisiting them as a band has been such a unique and healing experience. I can’t wait to see our old fans down the front, singing along again—just like we did all those years ago.” - Katy Steele

To mark this special occasion, Little Birdy are releasing bigbiglove on vinyl for the first time ever. This limited edition album features a bonus exclusive 7 inch record with unheard tracks, including an unreleased version of "Beautiful To Me”.

“Little Birdy's Katy Steele conjures the sweetness and the sass of Phil Spector's girl groups and, in full flight, channels the mellifluous perfection of Dionne Warwick” - Kathy McCabe (Daily Telegraph)