Folk Bitch Trio — the Australian trio of Gracie Sinclair, Jeanie Pilkington and Heide Peverelle — have released their acclaimed debut album Now Would Be A Good Time, earning widespread praise for a sound that “effortlessly melds their individual perspectives into a stunningly cohesive style” (FLOOD).
The record has quickly attracted glowing reviews from publications including MOJO, Paste, Uncut and Dork, and landed a five-star cover feature in NME, which described it as “a masterful debut that lingers long after the final notes ring out.”
Following sold-out headline shows and standout festival appearances at Green Man Festival and All Points East, the trio return in March 2026 with an 11-date UK and European tour, bringing their “otherworldly” (Line of Best Fit) live show to new audiences.
Now Would Be A Good Time delivers vivid, visceral storytelling. Rooted in gnarled Americana, classic rock and sharp-edged balladry, the music feels both familiar and distinctly modern. Across the album, the trio capture dissociative daydreams, breakups, sexual fantasy, media overload and the petty humiliations of being in your early twenties in the 2020s — all rendered with striking clarity and emotional bite.
