Kate Ceberano Announces Epic 2025 Australian Tour

Kate Ceberano will celebrate her past, present and future with her upcoming tour, Australian Made.

Throughout June, July, and August, Ceberano will tour regional Australia, celebrating the biggest hits of her career and paying tribute to Aussie icons.

The tour title marks a full-circle moment. It recalls when Ceberano was just 20 years old and performed with I’m Talking on the original Australian Made tour of 1986/87, where she shared the stage with INXS, Jimmy Barnes, Models, and Divinyls.

The tour will see Ceberano dive into her expansive catalogue as well as the acts mentioned above, plus artists including Sia, Icehouse, Silverchair, John Farnham, Renée Geyer, Paul Kelly, and many more.

Ceberano explained, “It’s so important for me to express my culture, my Australia, in song.

“This is a love letter to the artists, bands, audiences and storytellers who I’ve travelled with over this vast continent for four decades, a deep dive into what makes ME an Australian artist: my hungry heart holding their words to my chest, making them the soundtrack to my life.”

The 22-date tour will see Ceberano stop at venues across NSW, the ACT, Victoria, Queensland, WA, and the NT. You can find all the dates and venues below and purchase tickets via Kate Ceberano’s website, which are available now.

In 2023, Kate Ceberano’s album My Life Is A Symphony hit the Top 10 of the ARIA Albums Chart.

The album debuted at #6 on the ARIA Albums Chart and #2 on the Australian Albums Chart. My Life Is A Symphony is Ceberano’s 17th ARIA Top 50 album, including albums with Septet, I’m Talking and Wendy Matthews. Ceberano has had seven Top 10 albums as a solo artist, including Brave, which peaked at #2 in 1989.

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2025 Australian Made Tour Dates

Friday 6 June – Batemans Bay, Yuin Theatre, NSW

Saturday 7 June – Thirroul, Anita’s Theatre, NSW

Sunday 8 June – Canberra, Theatre Centre, ACT

Thursday 12 June – Wyong, Art House, NSW

Friday 13 June – Sawtell, RSL, NSW

Saturday 14 June – Tweed Heads, Twin Towns, NSW

Thursday 26 June – Cowra, Civic Centre, NSW

Friday 27 June – Wangaratta, Alpine MDF Theatre, VIC

Saturday 28 June – Albury, Entertainment Centre, VIC

Sunday 29 June – Frankston, Arts Centre, VIC

Thursday 3 July – Perth, Astor Theatre, WA

Saturday 5 July – Albany, Entertainment Centre Princess Theatre, WA

Sunday 6 July – Margaret River, HEART Theatre, WA

Thursday 10 July – Ringwood, Karralyka Centre, VIC

Friday 12 July – Geelong, Costa Hall, VIC

Saturday 12 July – Bendigo, Ulumbarra Theatre, VIC

Thursday 17 July – Nunawading, The Round, VIC

Friday 18 July – Sale, The Wedge, VIC

Saturday 19 July – Ballarat, Her Majesty’s Theatre, VIC

Thursday 24 July – Cairns, Tanks, QLD

Saturday 26 July – Darwin, Entertainment Centre, NT

Thursday 21-Saturday 23 August – Broken Hill, Mundi Mundi Bash, NSW