A week after announcing his Farewell Tour, Russell Morris has shared a new single to celebrate his incredible career and relationship with his fans, the stirring End Of The Beginning.

The moving song finds Morris reflecting on the memories, experiences, and connections he’s formed with his devoted audience over the years.

End Of The Beginning is packed with gratitude and nostalgia, with his significant sound of poignant lyrics and memorable melodies front and centre.

With End Of The Beginning, Morris isn’t only saying farewell; he’s also inviting fans to continue the journey and embrace whatever life throws at us in the next chapters.

You can listen to the song below.

End Of The Beginning arrives just a day after tickets went on sale for Morris’ Farewell Tour. Due to demand, he’ll now play an extra show at Melbourne’s Hamer Hall.

The tour dates are now as follows: Adelaide’s Festival Theatre on Sunday, 3 August; Newcastle’s Civic Theatre on Thursday, 7 August; Perth Convention & Entertainment Centre on Saturday, 9 August; Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) on Friday, 22 August, Tweed Heads’ Twin Towns Services Club on Saturday, 23 August, Melbourne’s Hamer Hall on Wednesday, 27 August, and Thursday, 28 August (new show), Thirroul’s Anita’s Theatre on Saturday, 6 September, and the prestigious Sydney Opera House on Sunday, 7 September. Canberra dates are yet to be announced.

You can find tickets to the tour via Morris’ website.

In a statement, Morris said of the Farewell Tour, “… I’m not built for the repetitive; it’s like circling the drain, and I refuse to let that be my story.

“So, we’ve crafted this tour as a kind of farewell—a grand send-off to this chapter. Is it the last shows? Who can say for sure? Life’s unpredictable, and I’m not one for absolutes.”

He added, “But right now, it feels like it could be. One thing’s certain: no more endless rounds of clubs, pubs, or RSLs. Maybe a rare one-off gig down the line, if the stars align.

“For now, though, this is my way of closing the loop—not the end of my music, but the end of the beginning. A pivot, not a full stop.”