Kate Miller-Heidke ProfileAfter embarking on an intimate theatre tour across the country earlier this year, Kate Miller-Heidke is hitting the road again in 2027, and this tour is expansive.
Taking place in capital cities and regional towns, these shows mark Miller-Heidke’s biggest tour ever. She’s celebrating two records on this tour: her acclaimed new album, The Kiss and the Abyss, and the 20th anniversary of her beloved debut, Little Eve.
The Sirens and the Stars Tour sees Miller-Heidke performing on stages across Australia. The tour commences at Brisbane’s QPAC Glasshouse Theatre on Friday, 19 March.
It continues with dates in regional and central Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia, the ACT, and Tasmania, concluding at the Albury Entertainment Centre on Saturday, 21 August. Plus, an Adelaide show will soon be announced.
Check out the tour itinerary below.
A fan pre-sale begins on Wednesday, 11 November, followed by the general sale on Thursday, 12 November. Join the mailing list and find tickets via Kate Miller-Heidke’s website.
Miller-Heidke wrote The Kiss and The Abyss with her husband and long-time collaborator, Keir Nuttall, and recorded it with producer Tom Iansek in England. The album finds Miller-Heidke returning to her folk influences while embracing darker textures and theatrical storytelling.
“I like playing up the comedic as much as the dramatic,” Miller-Heidke told The Music in a recent interview. “For me, you need that light and shade. Yes, you need the darkness and the drama, but you also need those lighter moments.
“Besides, life is funny. I think any art without a sense of humour doesn't reflect real life at all.”
KATE MILLER-HEIDKE
THE SIRENS AND THE STARS TOUR 2027
Friday 19 March - QPAC Glasshouse Theatre BRISBANE QLD
Thursday 1 April - Lighthouse Theatre WARRNAMBOOL VIC
Friday 2 April - Geelong Arts Centre GEELONG VIC
Saturday 3 April - Frankston Arts Centre FRANKSTON VIC
Friday 9 April - Ulumbarra Theatre BENDIGO VIC
Saturday 10 April - Her Majesty's Theatre BALLARAT VIC
Sunday 11 April - West Gippsland Arts Centre WARRAGUL VIC
Thursday 22 April - The Events Centre CALOUNDRA QLD
Friday 23 April - HOTA Theatre GOLD COAST QLD
Saturday 24 April - Empire Theatre TOOWOOMBA QLD
Friday 14 May - Anita's Theatre THIRROUL NSW
Saturday 15 May - The Pavilion, SUTHERLAND NSW
Sunday 16 May - Canberra Theatre CANBERRA ACT
Thursday 20 May - Glasshouse Theatre PORT MACQUARIE NSW
Friday 21 May - Manning Entertainment Centre TAREE NSW
Saturday 22 May - Newcastle Civic Theatre NEWCASTLE NSW
Thursday 27 May - Bunjil Place NARRE WARREN VIC
Friday 28 May - Melbourne Recital Centre MELBOURNE VIC
Saturday 29 May - Melbourne Recital Centre MELBOURNE VIC
Tuesday 29 June - Albany Entertainment Centre ALBANY WA
Thursday 1 July - Mandurah Performing Arts Centre MANDURAH WA
Friday 2 July - Margaret River Heart MARGARET RIVER WA
Saturday 3 July - Astor Theatre PERTH WA
Tuesday 6 July - Star Court Theatre LISMORE NSW
Wednesday 7 July - Byron Theatre BYRON BAY NSW
Friday 9 July - Saraton Theatre GRAFTON NSW
Saturday 10 July - Bellingen Memorial Hall BELLINGEN NSW
Sunday 11 July - Jetty Memorial Theatre COFFS HARBOUR NSW
Wednesday 14 July - Blue Mountains Theatre SPRINGWOOD NSW
Thursday 15 July - The Art House WYONG NSW
Sunday 18 July - Regent Theatre RICHMOND NSW
Thursday 29 July - Burnie Arts Centre Theatre BURNIE TAS
Friday 30 July - Paranaple Arts Centre DEVONPORT TAS
Saturday 31 July - Odeon Theatre HOBART TAS
Thursday 12 August - Wagga Wagga Civic Theatre WAGGA WAGGA NSW
Friday 13 August - Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre BATHURST NSW
Saturday 14 August - Tamworth Town Hall TAMWORTH NSW
Thursday 19 August - Kyneton Town Hall KYNETON VIC
Friday 20 August - Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre WANGARATTA VIC
Saturday 21 August - Albury Entertainment Centre ALBURY NSW
