Vance Joy

Shure endorsed Vance Joy uses Shure's SM57, according to Shure's artist page.

In this video, Joy is performing "Riptide". For this ocassion, he sung into a Shure SM7B microphone.

On this page of Maton's website, it lists the Heritage ECW80 as one of the instruments used by Vance Joy.

In an interview with Acoustic Magazine, he says this about his Maton:

"I am playing a Maton which is an Australian make of guitar. My dad bought it for me in 2007 and it’s a very sturdy guitar. It’s very good for touring because it has a good strong construction, I have been touring with it for the last two years, and it has just had a real pounding."

The full interview can be found here.

In this Instagram photo, Vance Joy can be seen holding a Takamine GC3CE-NAT acoustic-electric classical guitar backstage. He captions the photo:

"Having a bit of a hahahahaha lol backstage in melbourne"

In this photo, Joy's picks are visible, which are Dunlop Tortex 0.60mm picks when zoomed in.

In this photo Vance Joy posted to Instagram, he's holding his Kala KA-CEME Exotic Mahogany Concert Acoustic-Electric Ukulele. Vance's ukulele has a mahogany top, 18 frets (which indicates it's a concert size uke), and on the top of it you can see the Concert EQ system with 3-band EQ and tuner, indicating this is an acoustic-electric ukulele.

Vance Joy captions the photo:

"Camomile - I don't give a damn"

Vance Joy can be seen using his Kala Cedar Top Cutaway Acoustic-Electric Tenor Ukulele in this live performance video of the song "Riptide." At 1:55 is a great closeup shot of it, and the details match up.

Vance Joy's main ukulele which he has used in lots of his live performances.

At 1:03 in the "Snaggletooth" acoustic video you get a clear shot of the Kala KA-SMHCE-C. The Kala headstock logo, mahogany body and a cutaway are obvious.

The Kala website also lists Vance as one of their ukulele artists but does not specify with which model.