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10 songs. Each one a story you can feel. A beautifully packaged vinyl experience from the charting album “Anywhere But Here.” Grab your copy now before they’re gone. GET YOUR COPY HERE

After a long wait the time has finally come to share my new album 'Anywhere But Here' with you all! This album holds a special place in my heart as it acts as a diary through some of the most difficult times in my life. It is a testament to the importance of holding onto hope through hopeless times, to keep pushing through to meet each new day with a desire to see it through, and to live within the honesty of each moment, daring to feel every emotion, no matter the highs or

Watch the new music video for 'We Can Drive' by Bully Hay. This song is from his latest album 'Anywhere But Her'

Following the footsteps of his compelling 2024 debut, ‘Black Dogs and Songbirds’, Australian alternative rock artisan Bully Hay returns with ‘Anywhere But Here’, a record that captures the heavy emotional pull of Tasmania's south-east landscape. Navigating the aftermath of a divorce, Bully Hay describes this collection as “a record about what happens when the ground disappears under you, and you still have to keep walking.” The multi-instrumentalist has crafted a balanced jou

Check out the reaction and analysis of 'Lovers Get High'

As artists, we are real people first. Some fans can seem to forget that. But when we can share our real life struggles and triumphs through our songwriting and the listeners can relate, there is a magic that happens. That openness creates real connection. Our recent discovery Bully Hay is an open book. He writes from the soul (and lets the demons out, 😂 ). We caught up with the soulful songwriter to get a little deeper into his process and new music from his recent album Any

There’s a beautiful tension running through “Lovers Get High,” the latest single from Bully Hay — the kind that turns late-night loneliness into something cinematic. Pulled from the album Anywhere But Here, the track feels like driving through empty streets at 2 a.m. with the windows down, replaying every conversation you wish had gone differently. Led by Jonathon Coleman’s bruised, emotionally exposed vocal delivery, “Lovers Get High” thrives in contradiction. It’s dreamy bu

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Radio Interview with Dan and Issy, breakfast show at HIT 100.9FM, Hobart, Australia 24.3.2026 In the studio discussing writing, recording and touring in support of the release of ‘Anywhere But Here’, the second full length album from Bully Hay LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW HERE ON YOUTUBE

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Bully Hay – Anywhere But Here – Album Review Believe it or not, I’m human. I make mistakes like everyone else. I’m not infallible. All I can do is do the best I can, but I’m just as guilty as anyone else of falling short of the mark at times. Like, for instance – you know how they say ‘we eat with our eyes?’ That’s applicable to more than food…it’s really more of a statement on how we perceive and how we judge long before we know what something is actually all about. So

Not only has Bully Hay landed his album at the #1 spot on the AIR Charts under 'Independent Label Albums (March 2026) , 'Anywhere But Here' has also captured the #1 spot in the category of '100% Independent Albums' . As an added bonus, Bully Hay's previous album 'Black Dog's and Songbirds' has entered the charts in the category of 100% Independent Albums (March 2026) at #7

🌟 We Couldn’t Be More Excited! 🌟 Bully Hay’s new album, “Anywhere But Here,” has officially landed in the TOP 10 and TOP 50 on the ARIA Charts ! This is a huge milestone and a testament to the incredible hard work, creativity, and dedication poured into this project. Seeing fans around the world embracing this album , streaming, sharing, and connecting with the music, has been an absolute blessing. Every play, every message, every reaction reminds us why we do what we do:

Anywhere But Here marks a bold and deeply personal chapter for alternative artist Bully Hay, a record carved out of emotional upheaval and creative rebirth. Released in March 2026 as the artist’s second album, the project is entirely self-produced and written during a turbulent period following the collapse of a long-term relationship. The result is a raw and reflective body of work that explores grief, survival and the uneasy process of rebuilding life when everything famili

Before I hit play I want to take a moment to talk about my gratitude for artists who choose to wear their hearts on their sleeves, the ones who dare to create in a vulnerable way, knowing damn well that the honesty of true art is not always appreciated or understood in its intended way, yet, these truly connected individuals continue to pour their souls onto the page, weaving them into beautiful sounds, and absolutely owning the path in which they choose to walk, and that pat