Shannon Noll Announces 'That’s What I’m Talking About' 20th Anniversary Tour

Shannon Noll, one of the country’s favourite singers and Australian Idol contestants, has announced an expansive April-May 2024 Australian tour.

Trekking through metro and regional areas of the country, Noll is touring in celebration of his debut album, That’s What I’m Talking About’s 20th anniversary.

Noll will begin the tour in Queensland, starting with shows on the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane before travelling to Victoria. The tour continues in Geelong, Ballarat, Canberra, Thirroul, Melbourne, Warragul, Newcastle, Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, Merredin, and Margaret River and wraps up in Toowoomba.

Pre-sale tickets to Noll’s upcoming tour go on sale tomorrow – Friday, 2 February, at noon AEDT. General tickets will be available on Tuesday, 6 February, at noon AEDT. You can find tickets and more touring information on Shannon Noll’s website.

This month marks the 20th anniversary of Noll’s debut album, That’s What I’m Talking About, which features his hit singles, What About Me (Moving Pictures cover), Drive and Learn To Fly. In addition to the 12 songs on the original tracklist, the 20th-anniversary edition of the album will arrive with live recordings and two new songs.

The new tracks include a fresh collaboration with What About Me songwriter Gary Frost and an anthemic duet with fellow Australian Idol finalist Cosima De Vito. For the first time, That’s What I’m Talking About will be coming to vinyl, with digital and double CD options also available. You can sign up for the tour and album pre-sale here.

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Shannon Noll continues to find success today, with his latest album, 2021’s Raw, landing at #1 on ARIA's Album Chart and AIR’s Independent Chart. He’s teamed up with Uber, KFC and Jetstar and built himself a career in country music. Noll is set to perform at the 2024 Gympie Music Muster alongside the likes of Beccy Cole, Brad Cox, Lee Kernaghan, James Johnston, Kaylee Bell, Tex Perkins (performing as The Man In Black), and Graeme Connors.