Holly Cookie Baker Announces First Tour In Five Years
“This tour is really about reconnecting — with the music, with the audience, and with the kind of intimate, soul-nourishing shows that made me fall in love with performing in the first place," says Cookie.
Holly Cookie Baker (Caroline Wall)
Holly ‘Cookie’ Baker is making a triumphant return to the stage.
After a five-year hiatus from touring, the South Australian singer-songwriter has decided to bring her intimate, raw, and emotionally resonant tunes to new audiences.
The journey kicks off on May 28th in Auckland, winding through ten intimate Kiwi venues, before returning home for a run of Australian shows, including a hometown performance in Cookie’s beloved Adelaide.
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“This tour is really about reconnecting — with the music, with the audience, and with the kind of intimate, soul-nourishing shows that made me fall in love with performing in the first place," says Cookie. "New Zealand has been such a huge supporter of my music from afar, and this tour feels like a really special way to finally build that connection in person. In a time when so much feels fast and fleeting, I’m craving the slow magic of small rooms and real moments.”
Tickets and further details are available on Cookie’s official website here.
Where Do You Go In The Winter? Tour 2025
New Zealand Dates:
May 28 – Auckland, MoveSpace
May 30 – Tauranga, The Jam Factory
June 2 – Nelson, Fairfield House
June 5 – Christchurch, Wunderbar
June 6 – Queenstown, Sherwood
June 7 – Dunedin, Pearl Diver
June 8 – Invercargill, Southland Musicians Club
June 12 – Mapua, Ruby Bay Store
June 13 – Wellington, 13 Garrett Street
June 15 – Gisborne, Smash Palace
Australian Dates:
June 26 – Adelaide, DRAW YOUR (S)WORDS at The Queens
June 27 – Mount Gambier Cycling Club
June 28 – Mount Gambier Cycling Club
July 10 – Sydney, Gasoline Pony
July 13 – Thirroul, Franks Wild Years
July 16 – Canberra, Smith's Alternative
July 25 – Port Lincoln, Sound City
This piece of content has been assisted by the Australian Government through Music Australia and Creative Australia, its arts funding and advisory body
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