Jorja Smith Announces 2027 Australian Tour

Jorja Smith returns to Australia in November 2027, following the release of her latest album, 'What Are The Odds.'

British music phenomenon Jorja Smith is returning to Australia in November 2027, announcing a three-date tour in massive venues.

The East Coast run follows a landmark year for Smith, who just released her new record, What Are The Odds, via FAMM/The Orchard.

Inspired by different types of dance music, exploring UK garage, grime, afro house, and more, the record is a euphoric, propulsive release that still retains the personality and intimacy of Smith’s writing.

“This is music to make you move,” Smith said of her new album. “This is a record for driving and vibing.”

Upon her return to Australia, local crowds will hear tracks including What’s Done Is Done, Alive and I Lied, You Lied live for the first time.

The tour begins at Brisbane’s Riverstage on Saturday, 6 November, and continues at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion on Tuesday, 9 November, and concludes at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Saturday, 13 November.

Fans who purchase What Are The Odds via Jorja Smith’s website will receive early access to tickets for next year’s tour. The artist and album purchase pre-sale open on Wednesday, 26 August, at 12 pm AEST.

The Handsome Tours pre-sale is next on Thursday, 27 August, at 12 pm AEST, followed by the general sale on Friday, 28 August, at 12 pm AEST. Visit the Handsome Tours website for more ticketing information.

Earlier this year, Smith celebrated the tenth anniversary of her milestone debut single, Blue Lights. She also extended her fanbase upon opening six stadium shows for Harry Styles in Mexico City, and yesterday (21 August) co-headlined All Points East in London with Tems.

Jorja Smith last visited Australia in October 2024 for her falling or flying tour. She performed to a packed-out arena in Melbourne, a stacked show in Adelaide, and wrapped up with a massive, sold-out finish in Sydney, as well as a performance at Promiseland Festival. She made her Australian debut in 2019.