After The Lovers broke up (In 2015) Mitch Grainger recorded and released The Blues, a solo acoustic blues album.
Growing in confidence as a lead vocalist and stepping out of the sideman role, this was Mitch Grainger's first release as a solo artist in over 9 years and according to some Australian media at the time was "a signpost of artistic and personal growth that brings Mitch out of a recording hiatus and into the spotlight".

After its Australian release the album spent five months in the Australian Blues & Roots Radio Chart, debuting at number 16 before reaching as high as number 6.
Its success on Australian blues radio saw Grainger return to tour Australia twice in six months, playing over 40 dates across the east coast of Australia as a part of "The Blues Tour".
After The Lovers broke up (In 2015) Mitch Grainger recorded and released The Blues, a solo acoustic blues album. Growing in confidence as a lead vocalist and stepping out of the sideman role, this was Mitch Grainger's first release as a solo artist in over 9 years and according to some Australian media at the time was "a signpost of artistic and personal growth that brings Mitch out of a recording hiatus and into the spotlight". 
After its Australian release the album spent five months in the Australian Blues & Roots Radio Chart, debuting at number 16 before reaching as high as number 6. Its success on Australian blues radio saw Grainger return to tour Australia twice in six months, playing over 40 dates across the east coast of Australia as a part of "The Blues Tour".
Mitch Grainger