Amy Shark

Amy Shark is getting ready to say hi to Newcastle when she stops in at the city in July as part of a massive regional Australia tour.

Shark says she is thrilled to be performing such an epic run of shows around the country. Shark says she is stoked to get out and see more of the country. ARIA award winner Amy Shark is getting ready to say hi to Newcastle when she stops in at the city in July as part of a massive regional Australia tour.

Amy Shark is set to embark on a whopping 42-date Australian road tour, traipsing the entire country over a four-month block later this year.

“I’ll do anything before the show [–] I’ll wash your car, mow your lawn, cook you dinner, clean out your gutters, just please let us back in.” All 42 tour dates plus the newly added performances can be found below. Reacting to the demand for tickets, Shark said: “Wow, I cannot believe you’ve already sold out 19 shows!

Fresh off her national arena tour, Amy Shark is taking it old-school with a 4-month, 42-date regional tour of Australia set to kick off in Western Australia ...

But at the heart of this tour is Amy connecting with fans in more rural, remote locales in every corner of the continent as well as Tassie with many places on the itinerary being the first time Shark will visit. Since bursting on the scene in 2016 with her emotive banger 'Adore', Amy has racked up a dazzling array of accolades including winning 8 ARIA Awards, releasing two #1 albums: 'Love Monster' in 2018 and 2021's 'Cry Forever', and amassing 800 million global streams of her music. Fresh off her national arena tour, Amy Shark is taking it old-school with a 4-month, 42-date regional tour of Australia set to kick off in Western Australia in May.

She performs at Lighthouse Theatre on July 19, with tickets going on sale from 10am tomorrow. Lighthouse Theatre Warrnambool acting service manager Amanda ...

This is how you can access our trusted content: "We're hot competition at the moment, being able to secure Paul Kelly (with two sell out shows), Human Nature (doing two shows in May) and now Amy Shark." Lighthouse Theatre Warrnambool acting service manager Amanda Kenneally told The Standard the venue anticipated a "very big" morning of ticket sales and the chance to sell out.

Everybody will rise as Amy Shark takes to the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre stage on Saturday, 20 August, bringing her tour to Bundaberg.

“I play the same show, with the same level of energy no matter what the capacity, and I don't know when I'll get the chance to do a huge Australian run like this again so if I'm coming to your town you are mine that night, no excuses.” “There are a few places on this tour that I mentioned to my team that I’d like to allow some time to explore.” “Before I cater to the US or the UK, I thought I should pay a visit to as many Aussies as humanly possible.

Fresh off her Cry Forever arena tour, the ARIA-winner and alt-pop singer songwriter has announced she'll be hitting the road for a 42-date tour of Australia, ...

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The tour comes off the back of her recent 'Cry Forever' arena tour and is supported by triple j, Handsome Tours, Select Music and Rage More. The 'Cry ...

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Award-winning Australian singer-songwriter Amy Shark will be hitting the road later this year, visiting Kalgoorlie-Boulder and Esperance during a 42-date ...

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Lighthouse Theatre Warrnambool acting service manager Amanda Kenneally told The Standard the venue anticipated a "very big" morning of ticket sales and the ...

This is how you can access our trusted content: "We're hot competition at the moment, being able to secure Paul Kelly (with two sell out shows), Human Nature (doing two shows in May) and now Amy Shark." Lighthouse Theatre Warrnambool acting service manager Amanda Kenneally told The Standard the venue anticipated a "very big" morning of ticket sales and the chance to sell out.