The Dubliner returns to Australia for a run of shows across February and March.
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Irish singer-songwriter Aaron Rowe returns to Australia for a run of gigs across February and March.
After supporting Lewis Capaldi last year, this marks Rowe’s debut headline tour of Australia, where he will perform songs from his 2025 debut EP, Exodus.
Taking to social media to announce the tour, Rowe posted: “I am coming back next month and I can’t wait. I am going to be doing some of my own shows along the way and would love to see some of yous there.”
Rowe’s tour starts in Sydney at The Vanguard on Tuesday 17 February and is followed by gigs at Brisbane’s Black Bear Lodge on Tuesday 24 February, Melbourne’s The Toff on Monday 2 March and Adelaide’s The Ed Castle on Tuesday 3 March.
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Dublin-born singer-songwriter Aaron Rowe grew up in the working-class area of Monkstown Farm, where he pursued kickboxing and boxing as a kid and had thoughts of becoming an electrician.
But Rowe always had a burning desire to become an artist, and after encouragement from choir teachers at school, decided on a music career. Performing in local pubs, often four or five times a day, Rowe built up a local following before clinching a deal with Sony Music.
Inspired by American soul legends such as Sam Cooke, Otis Redding and James Brown, along with Britpop bands like The Stone Roses and Oasis, Rowe writes heartfelt songs that have seen him tour alongside Ed Sheeran, Dermot Kennedy and David Gray.
Rowe’s upcoming Aussie shows are a great chance for local music lovers to catch the Irish performer in intimate settings before he blows up.
Catch Aaron Rowe performing at The Ed Castle on Tuesday 3 March. Ticketing information is available at secretsounds.com.
Aaron Rowe Australian Tour Dates 2026
Tuesday 17 February – The Vanguard, Sydney, NSW
Tuesday 24 February – Black Bear Lodge, Brisbane, QLD
Monday 2 March – The Toff, Melbourne, VIC
Tuesday 3 March – The Ed Castle, Adelaide, SA
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