Ladyhawke is set to celebrate the 15th anniversary of her self-titled debut album with an Australian tour this year.
The New Zealand singer-songwriter’s tour kicks off at The Gov in Adelaide on July 26th, followed by a stop at Fremantle’s Freo.Social on July 27th and then the Princess Theatre in Brisbane on August 1st. The tour will then head to Sydney’s Metro Theatre on August 2nd before wrapping up at Northcote Theatre in Melbourne on August 3rd.
Pre-sale tickets go on sale at Wednesday, April 17th at 2pm local time via https://sbmpresents.com/tour/ladyhawke-2024/
General public tickets go on sale Thursday, April 18th from 12pm local time via https://sbmpresents.com/tour/ladyhawke-2024/
After finding some success with Wellington band Two Lane Blacktop and then Sydney act Teenager, a side project of Nick Littlemore’s PNAU, Ladyhawke – AKA Pip Brown – burst into the mainstream spotlight with her self-titled debut album as Ladyhawke in 2008.
The album featured stylish pop-rock anthems like “My Delirium” and “Paris Is Burning”, cleverly blending 80s influences with modern indie rock.
It reached number one on the New Zealand Albums Chart and the top 20 in Australia, sweeping up at the 2009 New Zealand Music Awards. Recognition from the UK soon followed, including a nomination for Best International Artist at the BRITs.
The upcoming tour follows the release of her latest album, 2021’s Time Flies, as well as health battles. (“I feel lucky to be alive and making music,” she told The Guardian in 2021.)
For more on Ladyhawke, read Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s recent conversation with the singer-songwriter here, in which Brown discussed parenting, her UK tour, working with PNAU, how much Twitch has helped her music, and more.
Ladyhawke Debut Album 15th Anniversary Australian Tour
Pre-sale tickets go on sale at Wednesday, April 17th at 2pm local time via https://sbmpresents.com/tour/ladyhawke-2024/
General public tickets go on sale Thursday, April 18th from 12pm local time via https://sbmpresents.com/tour/ladyhawke-2024/
Friday, July 26th
The Gov, Adelaide
Saturday, July 27th
Freo.Social, Fremantle
Thursday, August 1st
Princess Theatre, Brisbane (*Announced alongside Open Season Programme)
Friday, August 2nd
Metro Theatre, Sydney
Saturday August, 3rd
Northcote Theatre, Northcote
