Mat. McHugh is happy to announce that the cancelled Mojo's Fremantle show has been rescheduled to Tuesday June 26th. Original tickets are valid for this show. Any ticketholders that are not able to make the new date and would like a refund, please contact ticketsupport@moshtix.com.au

Its been 10 years this year, since the rise of The Beautiful Girls and for Mat. McHugh - the man at its heart - hes seen and tried it all.

Hes recorded with the band live. Hes recorded with bits of instrumentation from band members. Hes recorded an album by himself and then taught the band how to play it. He has recorded by himself and remained by himself. Hes released under TBG and hes released as Mat., hes toured with horn sections and hes toured alone. And at the end of each and every album - regardless of differences in the process there has stood the same incredible element, the foundational purpose of the whole damn thing: the unfaltering support and love of those who have come, watched, listened and danced.

When Mat. recorded his latest album Love Come Save Me he wasnt sure which way to go. All the elements that had once been separate had, over the past decade, merged into one. He is The Beautiful Girls, The Beautiful Girls are Mat. And as he pondered back and forth under just what banner to release these songs, thoughts of the hundreds of thousand of albums bought and cherished, the hundreds of thousands of faces, from thousands of gigs over many a year and the 75 000 facebook buddies, floated to the front of his mind. The decision was clear: the album would be released under his most honest of monikers, his own name, and it would be a gift. Free. No catch. No bullshit. To everyone who had made the journey possible and to everyone who would like to join him from here on in. To everyone.