After 3 months, roughly 50 gigs, & 17 ep’s of ‘Show on the Road’, the trio have reached the end of the tour and have caught the plane back to Oz. What a journey! Thank you all for watching, supporting, and listening. Keep up to date at www.chloehall.com.au

In a special ‘Show On The Road’ exclusive, Chloe Hall sings her A to Z of the delights of Paris. Stay tuned next week, for the boys are back in town, and are ready to burn Germany down (in a nice folky kind of way).

Chloe takes in the sights and sounds of Paris as she takes a well deserved break on the tour. Meanwhile, the boys are quietly reeking havoc in the UK. More details to come soon.

The trio arrive on the Isle of Wight, the original last destination on the tour. However, with the success of the tour so far, they’ve now extended the tour to do more gigs in Europe – stay tuned!

In a shocking discovery, it has been confirmed that the real Chloe McHall Trio are actually a well known Scottish band. Spectators and alarmed audiences across the globe are demanding answers from the touring Aussie trio. Find out the full story here.

The trio battle rough seas, become a duo for a set, and embrace the beautiful Irish countryside in a vehicle that has nothing on their dearly departed and beloved, Boff.

The trio kiss goodbye to their trusty workhorse, Boff, and the land of plentiful meat, squirrels, grandiose buildings and fantastic audiences. The trio will sorely miss all you fine Canadians. Europe, keep your ears out for some fine folk coming your way.

That’s right we’re talking to you. Yes, you. The Chloe Hall Trio are halfway through their tour. Show them the love by watching this, then go listen to their album. You’ll not only be supporting a great band, your ears will feel good too.

In the space of a week the trio go from the tough experience of playing to an almost empty room through to the high of packing the house out at the Summerfolk Festival. Welcome to the life of an independent band touring overseas.

Boff, the band’s Big Bad Dodge takes a turn for the worse and ends up ‘off the road’. The band can do little more than hold their breath beside the leaking, broken Boff and hope their trusty companion will live to fight another folky day.