Gordi’s 2026 EP Nylon hit the charts before it was released. She recorded the body of work live-to-tape in a single afternoon — with no overdubs and no edits — and played the new songs to fans on her Australian tour, selling every single advance copy before the internet knew anything about it. 

Since her debut and sophomore albums Reservoir and Our Two Skins (2017 and 2020, Jagjaguwar), Gordi has built a devoted following on the strength of her songwriting alone — sparse, precise, and quietly devastating. Those records have propelled her from the tiny agricultural town she grew up in, to stages and studios around the world with the likes of Bon Iver, The National, The Tallest Man on Earth, Sam Smith, Troye Sivan and Julien Baker.

Her third album Like Plasticine (2025, Mushroom Music) drew on her experiences working as a medical doctor during the pandemic. The record received an ARIA nomination and landed placements on NPR All Songs Considered, BBC 6 Music, and Sirius XMU, with billboards appearing in Times Square — culminating in live performances on CBS Saturday Morning, KEXP and The Kelly Clarkson Show.

Following a sold-out Australian tour, Gordi returns to North America in the fall for a string of headline shows, shortly after making her Red Rocks debut opening for Of Monsters and Men. Gordi will make her way to the UK and Europe for a headline tour in October, with appearances at PEOPLE Festival in Berlin (curated by Aaron and Bryce Dessner of The National), and the acclaimed underground alternative festival Left of the Dial in Rotterdam.