Swedish pop sensation ZARA LARSSON has today announced Australian dates on her Midnight Sun tour, which has been selling out dates across the world over the last year.
Over a decade after her last trip to Australia, the tour follows the release of her fourth studio album Midnight Sun in late 2025.
The chart-topping pop powerhouse will kick off the Australian dates in Brisbane at Riverstage on Wednesday 14 October, before heading down to Sydney at Hordern Pavilion on Thursday 15 October, Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne on Saturday 17 October, Entertainment Centre Theatre in Adelaide on Sunday 18 October, and wrapping up the tour in Perth at Perth HPC on Tuesday 20 October.
Midnight Sun ripples with confidence and trust. Its storytelling bursts with truth and vulnerability, plumbing the depth and growth of Zara’s artistry and journey over nearly 20 years in the public eye. It’s an album unafraid to show all sides of the 27-year-old: lovestruck, wistful, ambitious, cocky, flippant, and uncertain, often in the same breath. Following on from Zara’s first three albums (2017’s So Good, 2021’s Poster Girl, and 2024’s VENUS), the album building upon her legacy while taking things back to her roots.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Swedish pop sensation ZARA LARSSON has today announced Australian dates on her Midnight Sun tour, which has been selling out dates across the world over the last year.
Over a decade after her last trip to Australia, the tour follows the release of her fourth studio album Midnight Sun in late 2025.
The chart-topping pop powerhouse will kick off the Australian dates in Brisbane at Riverstage on Wednesday 14 October, before heading down to Sydney at Hordern Pavilion on Thursday 15 October, Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne on Saturday 17 October, Entertainment Centre Theatre in Adelaide on Sunday 18 October, and wrapping up the tour in Perth at Perth HPC on Tuesday 20 October.
Midnight Sun ripples with confidence and trust. Its storytelling bursts with truth and vulnerability, plumbing the depth and growth of Zara’s artistry and journey over nearly 20 years in the public eye. It’s an album unafraid to show all sides of the 27-year-old: lovestruck, wistful, ambitious, cocky, flippant, and uncertain, often in the same breath. Following on from Zara’s first three albums (2017’s So Good, 2021’s Poster Girl, and 2024’s VENUS), the album building upon her legacy while taking things back to her roots.
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