Hazlett

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Hazlett

1 upcoming date · 1 city · 1 country

Upcoming dates

  1. Phoenix, United StatesThe Van Buren
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Dates Wanderistan tracks for Hazlett, from ticketing and venue listings — upcoming: 1, past: 7. Hazlett may play other dates that are not listed here yet, so check the official tour page for the full schedule.

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Past shows

7 past shows
  1. San Francisco, United StatesAugust Hall
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  2. Seattle, United StatesNeptune Theatre
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  3. Salt Lake City, United StatesThe Complex - UT
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  4. Minneapolis, United StatesFirst Avenue
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  5. Washington, United StatesHoward Theatre
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  6. Pittsburgh, United StatesSpirit Hall
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  7. Charlotte, United StatesNeighborhood Theatre Main Room
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About Hazlett

Hazlett is the performing name of Mitchell Hazlett Lewis, an Australian indie folk singer-songwriter raised in Brisbane and now based in Sweden.

Hazlett is the performing name of Mitchell Hazlett Lewis, an Australian indie folk singer-songwriter raised in Brisbane and now based in Sweden. Before launching his solo project in 2017, he worked as a ghostwriter and bassist-for-hire, experience that shaped the introspective, closely observed songwriting he later brought to his own material.

He released his debut EP, Honey, Where Is My Home, in 2017, followed by Thundering Hopes (2020), Oh Downhill (2022) and the two-part Goodbye to the Valley Low (2023-2024). Australia's triple j Unearthed named him a feature artist in 2019, helping introduce his songwriting to a wider national audience beyond the independent scene he had built it in.

His debut studio album, Bloom Mountain, arrived in 2023 to reviews praising its warmth and hope, followed by last night you said you missed me in 2025, an album built around stripped-back ballads and themes of loneliness and longing. In 2025 he opened for Noah Kahan at BST Hyde Park in London.

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