Tina Arena is returning in 2025 to treat Australia to a nationwide encore tour of one of the country’s highest-selling albums.
Arena is using her forthcoming tour as a “love letter to [her] loyal fans who have embraced her as a national treasure”.
Following the major success of four recent outdoor shows in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney, the iconic singer will celebrate the 30th anniversary of her second album, Don’t Ask, at several more shows next year.
Next year’s ‘Don’t Ask Again’ tour will stop in Perth, Sydney, Penrith, Newcastle, Melbourne, Cairns, Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Adelaide (see full dates below). She will be joined by Australian idol winner Dylan Wright.
Pre-sale opens on Thursday, December 12th at 10am local time. General tickets then go on sale on Friday, December 13th at the same time. Tickets are available from www.tinaarena.com
The incredible vocalist will be performing hits from across her extensive back catalogue on the tour.
The National Film and Sound Archive (NSFA) just added her nationally treasured song “Chains” to their Sounds of Australia collection. The collection archives recordings of cultural and historic relevance that illustrate Australian life. “Chains” earned Arena several ARIA Awards. She re-released “Chains” in 2015, featuring Jessica Mauboy and The Veronicas, and again in 2024 for its 30th anniversary with Melbourne dance duo SHOUSE.
Last year saw Arena give a stirring call to action for artists during her powerful speech at the 2023 Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards.
Arena was also honoured at the ceremony with the first-ever Rolling Stone Icon Award, and later performed a stunning duet of “Chains” with Best New Artist winner Budjerah.
Tina Arena 2025 Australian Tour
Ticket information available via www.tinaarena.com
Sunday, April 27th
Riverside Theatre, Perth WA
Tuesday, April 29th
State Theatre, Sydney NSW
Wednesday, April 30th
State Theatre, Sydney NSW
Sunday, May 4th
Evan Theatre, Penrith NSW
Tuesday, May 6th
Civic Theatre, Newcastle NSW
Thursday, May 8th
Palais Theatre, St Kilda VIC
Friday, May 9th
Palais Theatre, St Kilda VIC
Saturday, May 17th
Munro Martin Parklands, Cairns QLD
Tuesday, May 20th
QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane QLD
Wednesday, May 21st
QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane QLD
Friday, May 23rd
The Star, Gold Coast QLD
Friday, May 30th
Her Majesty’s Theatre, Adelaide SA
