Vance Joy

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

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

https://www.mixonline.com/live-sound/vance-joy-breaks-out “The concept of the band is that every single part of the music should be played live by a band member, night in and out, and by doing so, every performance becomes unique,” Vertanessian explains. “I apply the same concept to my FOH mixing, and I do not use snapshots or any major automation. Although I have a number of cues per song, I do them manually every night, with the help of a few specific macros which I may or may not use depending on that night’s performance. We have a fair amount of acoustic guitars, ukeleles and guiteleles, whose sound can change drastically under different weather conditions. “The Avid S6L has a fantastic sound by itself. I only use a handful of really good plugins and let the desk do the rest. However, for reverbs I rely heavily on hardware units—Bricasti M7, Lexicon PCM 92, TC 3000 and TC 4000,” he continues. “In terms of microphones, we have DPA d:facto on the main vocal, DPA 2011s on snare drum, DPA 4099s on toms and horns, and a combination of Shure, Sennheiser, Audio-Technica, and Audix for the rest of the inputs. All our DIs are Radial.”

Seen in live performance of Vance Joy "I'm With You" Live audio recording Josh Woodhouse @ Droplink Studio youtube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYfdO770FIA