KATE MILLER-HEIDKE ANNOUNCES 40-DATE AUSTRALIAN TOUR: IS SHE COMING TO YOUR TOWN?
Fans of Kate Miller-Heidke, grab your diaries, because the singer has announced a 40-date Australian tour for 2027.
Called The Sirens And The Stars, the tour runs from March to August and calls in at capital cities as well as a long list of regional theatres.
It was announced over the weekend, and the first tickets are only days away.
Why this Australian tour is a big one
The shows celebrate two milestones at once.
The first is her new record, The Kiss And The Abyss, which came out in August 2026.
The second is the 20th anniversary of Little Eve, the debut album that introduced many of us to that soaring voice when it was released in May 2007.
According to Music Feeds, The Kiss And The Abyss has been described as a gothic folk album.
Its singles so far include Holiday, A Certain Panic and Butterflies.
Holiday looks at the gap between what we see online and what everyday life is really like.
A Certain Panic explores the toll of hiding behind an influencer's carefully built persona, while Butterflies is a more intimate song about the end of a friendship.
Noise11 reports that fans can also expect songs from Little Eve that have not featured much in her recent sets.
Her longtime collaborator Keir Nuttall will be on guitar, with extra special guests joining on selected nights.
Where the tour is heading
The tour opens on Friday, March 19 at the QPAC Glasshouse Theatre in Brisbane.
Victoria gets plenty of love, with April shows in Warrnambool, Geelong, Frankston, Bendigo, Ballarat and Warragul.
Melbourne fans can catch her at the Melbourne Recital Centre on May 28 and May 29, with a Narre Warren show at Bunjil Place on May 27.
Later in the year she returns to Victoria for Kyneton on August 19 and Wangaratta on August 20.
In Queensland, she also plays Caloundra on April 22, the Gold Coast on April 23 and Toowoomba on April 24.
New South Wales has the longest list of stops, starting with Thirroul on May 14 and Sutherland on May 15.
From there she heads to Port Macquarie, Taree and Newcastle in May.
In July she plays Lismore, Byron Bay, Grafton, Bellingen, Coffs Harbour, Springwood, Wyong and Richmond.
August brings shows in Wagga Wagga, Bathurst and Tamworth, before the tour wraps up in Albury on August 21.
Canberra fans can see her at the Canberra Theatre on May 16.
Western Australia gets four dates, in Albany on June 29, then Mandurah, Margaret River and the Astor Theatre in Perth in early July.
Tasmania has three shows, in Burnie on July 29, Devonport on July 30 and the Odeon Theatre in Hobart on July 31.
An Adelaide date is still to be announced, so South Australian fans will need to keep an eye out.
How to get tickets for the Australian tour
A fan presale starts on Wednesday, November 11, and general tickets go on sale on Thursday, November 12.
You can register for the presale and find ticket links on Kate Miller-Heidke's official website.
All the shows are all ages, and families and children are welcome, which makes this a lovely outing for music-loving mums and kids.
Tips for snapping up your seats
Many of these venues are intimate regional theatres, so the best seats are likely to go quickly.
Sign up for the presale early, and make sure you are logged in to the ticketing site before sales open.
Have your payment details ready, and decide in advance which night and seating area you want.
If you live between two tour stops, check both dates, as a short drive could mean better seats.
If you are travelling, book accommodation early.
A treat for fans in the regions
What makes this run special is how far it reaches beyond the big cities.
Plenty of fans in country towns usually face a long trip to see a favourite artist, and this time the show is coming to them.
With a new album to share and a much-loved debut to celebrate, these nights promise to be a real highlight of the 2027 calendar.
