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Holly Humberstone Sets Biggest Australian Tour Yet for 2027

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Holly Humberstone will return to Australia in early 2027 for her biggest headline tour of the country to date, promoter Secret Sounds has announced. The four-date run comes as the Lincolnshire singer-songwriter rides the momentum of her second album, Cruel World, and a live résumé that has recently included support slots for Taylor Swift and Sam Fender, cementing her growing profile in the region.

The theatre tour opens at Sydney's Enmore Theatre on 4 February, followed by Brisbane's Fortitude Music Hall on 8 February, Melbourne's Forum on 10 February and Perth's Astor Theatre on 12 February, with Melbourne artist Holly Hebe as special guest. Presales begin on 24 August via artist, Mastercard and Vodafone, with a Secret Sounds presale the following day, before general tickets go on sale on 26 August. The tour supports Cruel World, released in April via Polydor and which debuted at No. 4 on the UK Albums Chart, alongside a companion EP released in June.

  • Holly Humberstone announces her biggest Australian tour, four dates in February 2027
  • Tour supports second album Cruel World, a UK Top 5 release
  • Tickets go on general sale 26 August after artist and promoter presales

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Holly Humberstone is a singer-songwriter from Lincolnshire, England, whose music has found an audience in Australia as well as the UK. She has released two albums, and her recent live work has included opening for Taylor Swift and Sam Fender.

Her second album, Cruel World, came out in April and reached No. 4 on the UK Albums Chart. The Australian dates are part of a wider touring run around that record, with Melbourne singer Holly Hebe appearing as a special guest.

The tour’s four-city route reflects Humberstone’s growing profile in Australia. It also gives local audiences a chance to see her headline larger venues than on her previous Australian visits.

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