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Carla Geneve Reveals 2026 Australian Tour Dates

18 November 2025 | 1:49 pm | Mary Varvaris

The shows mark Carla Geneve's first headline tour since performing in support of her 2023 album, 'Hertz.'

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While opening for Paul Dempsey on his Shotgun Karaoke Vol. II tour, Carla Geneve has announced her own headline tour, set to take place in early 2026.

Recognised as one of Australia’s finest songwriters, Geneve will tour in support of her latest album, Don’t Be Afraid, in January. The shows mark her first headline tour since performing in support of her 2023 album, Hertz.

Geneve’s Don’t Be Afraid tour kicks off at Brisbane’s Lefty’s Music Hall on Thursday, 22 January.

It continues at Newcastle’s King Street Bandroom on Friday, 23 January, Sydney’s The Vanguard on Saturday, 24 January, Wollongong’s La La La’s on Sunday, 25 January, Adelaide’s The Austral on Thursday, 29 January, Melbourne’s Bergy Bandroom on Friday, 30 January, Mornington’s Ninch Nights on Saturday, 31 January, and concludes at Perth’s Camelot Outdoor Theatre on Saturday, 7 January.

Tickets are available now via Geneve’s website.

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Geneve’s debut album, Learn To Like It, released in 2020, was nominated for the prestigious Australian Music Prize. She followed it up with Hertz, released in 2023, a record inspired by significant life changes and her ongoing commitment to unflinching self-expression. Don’t Be Afraid continues that journey.

Yesterday, it was announced that Geneve has been nominated for the Vocalist of the Year award at this year’s WAM Awards (WAMis). The winners will be revealed during a ceremony at the Fremantle Arts Centre on Wednesday, 10 December.

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2026 Don't Be Afraid Australian Tour

 

Thursday 22 January — Leftys Music Hall, Brisbane

Friday 23 January — King St, Newcastle

Saturday 24 January — The Vanguard, Sydney

Sunday 25 January — La La La’s, Wollongong

Thursday 29 January — The Austral, Adelaide

Friday 30 January — Bergy Bandroom, Melbourne

Saturday 31 January — Ninch Nights, Mornington

Saturday 7 February —Camelot Outdoor Theatre, Perth