After an intense few weeks of Taylor Swift mania, music lovers in may be left wondering if there is anything that can fill the void.
Luckily, many huge acts are on their way Down Under in the coming year, with 2024 looking set to host a diverse range of music.
Despite Swift’s sold-out concerts in Sydney and Melbourne, Pink, who is in the middle of her Summer Carnival tour, is ‘s undefeated top touring female artist and still has several shows Down Under throughout March.
Meanwhile, British pop-rockers Coldplay will also be returning later this year for their Music of the Spheres world tour.
The Chris Martin-led band will put on a stadium spectacular at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on October 30th and 31st, then November 2nd and 3rd, before playing Sydney’s Accor Stadium November 6th-10th.
After an intense few weeks of Taylor Swift mania, music lovers in may be left wondering if there is anything that can fill the live concert void. Luckily, many huge acts are on their way Down Under in the coming year. Pictured: Taylor Swift
American trio the Jonas Brothers are also on their way, set to play Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney this Friday and Saturday, before heading to Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Tuesday, and later Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on March 8th and 9th.
R&B powerhouse SZA is also bringing her SOS tour to , playing several east coast arenas.
The Grammy-winner will kick off her tour at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre April 19th and 20th, before heading down to Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena April 23th, 24th, and 26th, and Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne April 29th and 30th.
Despite Swift’s sold out concerts in Sydney and Melbourne, Pink (pictured), who is in the middle of her Summer Carnival tour, is ‘s undefeated top touring female artist and looks set to sell 900,00 tickets across 20 dates this year
Coldplay will be returning later this year for their Music of the Spheres world tour. The band will play Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on October 30th and 31st, then November 2nd and 3rd, before playing Sydney’s Accor Stadium November 6th-10th. Pictured: frontman Chris Martin
American trio the Jonas Brothers are also on their way, set to play Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney this Friday and Saturday, before heading to Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Tuesday, and later playing Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on March 8th and 9th. Pictured: Joe Jonas
SZA (pictured) is bringing her SOS tour to , playing several east coast arenas, kicking off at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre April 19th and 20th, before Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena April 23th, 24th, and 26th, and Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne April 29th and 30th
Meanwhile, Seattle grunge legends Pearl Jam are set to return to for the first time in ten years.
The Alive hitmakers have been confirmed to play Heritage Bank Stadium on the Gold Coast on November 13, Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on November 16 and Giants Stadium in Sydney on November 21.
There was speculation the rock group would play an Adelaide 500 Supercars show in November, but the event was not mentioned in the tour announcement.
Pearl Jame have been confirmed to play Heritage Bank Stadium on the Gold Coast on November 13, Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on November 16, and Giants Stadium in Sydney on November 21. Pictured: Pearl Jam front man Eddie Vedder in 2023
Rock legend Suzi Quatro will also return to as part of the Red Hot Summer Tour with other pub rock luminaries such as Cheap Trick, Jon Stevens and Baby Animals.
The Red Hot Summer Tour continues at Berry Showground on March 2nd, Bella Vista Farm on March 3rd, Queens Park, Toowoomba on March 9th, Sandstone Point Hotel, Bribie Island on March 10th, Victoria Park, Ballarat on March 16th, Rochford Wines, Yarra Valley on March 17th, and Seppeltsfield Wines, SA on March 23rd.
But it’s not just the international acts that filling out 2024 with tunes, several home-grown musicians will be taking the stage.
Indie darling Matt Corby will be playing the third leg of the Summersalt festival, a unique musical experience where artists play at picturesque beachside locations.
Rock legend Suzi Quatro (pictured) will also return to as part of the Red Hot Summer Tour with other pub rock luminaries such as Cheap Trick, Jon Stevens and Baby Animals
Indie darling Matt Corby will be playing the third leg of the Summersalt festival, a unique musical experience where artists play at picturesque beachside locations. Pictured
Alongside acts such as James Bay and Thelma Plum, Corby will appear March 9th at Speers Point Park in Lake Macquarie, Wollongong’s Stuart Park on March 10th, M.O. Moran Reserve in Melbourne on March 16th and Ballarat’s Victoria Park on March 17th.
Other unique locations include Sandstone Point Hotel at Queensland’s Bribie Island on March 23th and Seppeltsfield Wines in Adelaide on March 24th.
Beloved Aussie songstress Missy Higgins will also play a Summersalt show in Hervey Bay on March 9th, before a huge national tour commemorating 20 years since her hit debut album, The Sound of White.
The Scar hitmaker has just added several dates to the massive touring schedule, and will visit multiple capital cities as well as regional centres. More details can be found at here.
Beloved Aussie songstress Missy Higgins will also play a Summersalt show in Hervey Bay on March 9th, before a huge national tour commemorating 20 years since her hit debut album, The Sound of White. Pictured