Laufey Adds Extra Dates To 2026 Australian Tour

Laufey will now perform for two nights at Melbourne's Rod Laver Arena and Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena.

Following phenomenal demand for her forthcoming arena tour of Australia and New Zealand, Laufey has added two extra dates to the run.

The Grammy Award-winning jazz-pop pioneer is heading to Australia and New Zealand in July and August to promote her latest album, last year’s A Matter Of Time.

After extraordinary demand for pre-sale tickets, Laufey will now perform for two nights at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Thursday, 30, and Friday, 31 July, and Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Friday, 7, and Saturday, 8 August.

As well as the Melbourne and Sydney shows, Laufey will perform in Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Auckland—playing on her biggest stages to date in the region.

Fans signed up to Laufey’s website, and Frontier Members can access pre-sale tickets for the previously announced shows now. Pre-sale tickets for the newly announced shows also became available at 2 pm today.

The general sale for all shows opens on Friday, 13 March, at 2 pm local time. You can find tickets and more information on the Frontier Touring website.

Laufey returns to Australia in July and August following an entirely sold-out tour in 2024, which included a night at the iconic Sydney Opera House. That tour included sold-out shows and additional dates announced due to demand.

An artist bringing back jazz to Gen Z, Laufey is resonating with listeners across the globe, with her latest album debuting at #2 on the ARIA Albums Chart and topping the ARIA Jazz & Blues Albums Chart last year.

Reviewing Laufey’s first of three sold-out shows at Melbourne’s Palais Theatre in 2024, The Music’s Monique La Terra wrote, “The LA-based Icelandic-Chinese artist has repopularised an entire genre of music, making jazz accessible and cool to a whole new generation, presenting timeless arrangements through a uniquely confessional twentysomething lens, all with enchanting effect.”

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