Benny Elder - Divine Glow Tour
Matilda Duncan
Wesley Anne (Northcote, VIC)
Sunday, 7 June 2026 3:00 pm
Benny Elder
“Divine Glow” is an evolution from my first album “For Now And Until Then”, musically,
lyrically and as a man. These songs represent an era in my life of uncertainty, pain and huge
change. “Divine Glow” depicts changing mindsets and philosophies on life, as I moved from
my twenties to early thirties. Stories of heartbreak, love, loneliness, loss, but also a
determined will to make my own way, all underpinned by a recognition of how beautiful this
life is, even in the hardest moments. A divine glow.
Matilda Duncan
Heartbreakingly relatable, twenty-four year old Matilda Duncan’s music recognisably intertwines the genres of folk, indie, rock, alternative and pop with no shortage of soaring bridges, drenched in warm arrangements of reverb-soaked guitars. After launching into the scene at just seventeen, Matilda has grown her sound considerably over time, morphing with her 2025 release into a melancholic pop space. Produced by Cameron Nacson (Charley, CXLOE, Cap Carter), single 10 Seconds of Silence garnered 1,100+ organic playlist adds on Spotify and an editorial Apple Music playlist spot as well as being featured on Triple J’s ‘Home and Hosed’ with Ash McGregor. Matilda’s follow up single Grocery Store, a piano pop-ballad inspired by the later-stages of breakup recovery, caught the attention of Triple J’s newest music director, Claire Mooney, writing “doesn’t matter what’s going on, Matilda Duncan’s got a way to capture your whole attention [...] like nothing else exists. This one’s gorgeous”. Getting her start in high school through a Triple J Unearthed competition in 2018, Matilda won a supporting slot on platinum-selling Australian band The Rubens' national tour on the back of their smash single Never Ever. As a teenager she appeared on the ‘Groovin the Moo’ festival lineup and went on to support, tour and perform with some of Australian music’s biggest names (Vera Blue, Ruby Fields, Thirsty Merc, Katie Noonan, Kim Churchill + more.) In 2023 she completed 2 interstate tours while recording remotely to the USA in collaboration with Nash Chambers, and has been working toward the release of her 2026 EP with producers Cam Nacson and Melbourne local JT McRae (Japanese Wallpaper, Gretta Ray, Seb Szabo, CLEWS).
“Divine Glow” is an evolution from my first album “For Now And Until Then”, musically,
lyrically and as a man. These songs represent an era in my life of uncertainty, pain and huge
change. “Divine Glow” depicts changing mindsets and philosophies on life, as I moved from
my twenties to early thirties. Stories of heartbreak, love, loneliness, loss, but also a
determined will to make my own way, all underpinned by a recognition of how beautiful this
life is, even in the hardest moments. A divine glow.
Matilda Duncan
Heartbreakingly relatable, twenty-four year old Matilda Duncan’s music recognisably intertwines the genres of folk, indie, rock, alternative and pop with no shortage of soaring bridges, drenched in warm arrangements of reverb-soaked guitars. After launching into the scene at just seventeen, Matilda has grown her sound considerably over time, morphing with her 2025 release into a melancholic pop space. Produced by Cameron Nacson (Charley, CXLOE, Cap Carter), single 10 Seconds of Silence garnered 1,100+ organic playlist adds on Spotify and an editorial Apple Music playlist spot as well as being featured on Triple J’s ‘Home and Hosed’ with Ash McGregor. Matilda’s follow up single Grocery Store, a piano pop-ballad inspired by the later-stages of breakup recovery, caught the attention of Triple J’s newest music director, Claire Mooney, writing “doesn’t matter what’s going on, Matilda Duncan’s got a way to capture your whole attention [...] like nothing else exists. This one’s gorgeous”. Getting her start in high school through a Triple J Unearthed competition in 2018, Matilda won a supporting slot on platinum-selling Australian band The Rubens' national tour on the back of their smash single Never Ever. As a teenager she appeared on the ‘Groovin the Moo’ festival lineup and went on to support, tour and perform with some of Australian music’s biggest names (Vera Blue, Ruby Fields, Thirsty Merc, Katie Noonan, Kim Churchill + more.) In 2023 she completed 2 interstate tours while recording remotely to the USA in collaboration with Nash Chambers, and has been working toward the release of her 2026 EP with producers Cam Nacson and Melbourne local JT McRae (Japanese Wallpaper, Gretta Ray, Seb Szabo, CLEWS).