Born and raised in the Northern Territory, the vocalist and songwriter is taking her new music along the Stuart Highway from Alice Springs to Katherine and then across to Gove.

“I’ve been playing all over the place nationally and it is fantastic to come home and play my new tunes in the NT for everyone to hear first – just how I like it," Ms Baker said. 

"It will be great to see people’s reactions for the first time as they listen to what I have been working on, switch it up and bring some fresh blood into the set.”

As she heads on her Beyond the Dust Tour this month, fans in Alice Springs, Tennant Creek and Gove will be hearing her live for the first time. 

“It is really exciting that we are able to tour Caiti’s new work to Territory music lovers before being released nationally," executive officer at Artback NT, Louise Partos said. 

"Caiti has been working on a suite of new music during the second half of 2018, collaborating with Sixfour, musician brother duo, John and Paul Bartlett.

"This is an outstanding opportunity to hear her new work and bring Caiti as a solo artist live to Alice Springs, Tennant Creek and Gove for the first time.”

Following the release of her first album Zinc in 2017, Ms Baker has been taking Australia by storm - winning Best Live Voice in the NT at the National Live Music Awards in 2018 and Best Blues and Roots Song, NT Song of the Year 2018 for I Won’t Sleep.

Black Wreath, Alice Springs, Wednesday 20 March, 8pm

The Bat, Tennant Creek, Thursday 21 March, 6.30pm

Daly Waters Pub, Daly Waters, Friday 22 March, 7.30pm

Godinymayin, Katherine, Saturday 23 March, 7.30pm

Noonamah Tavern, Noonamah, Sunday 24 March, 1pm

The Cell, Gove, Wednesday 27 March, 7.30pm

For more information and to purchase tickets head to the website here. 

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