Alex Warren Confirms Folk-Pop Phenom Alyssa Grace As Special Guest for Australian & New Zealand Tour

Singer-songwriter Alex Warren has revealed emerging folk-pop artist Alyssa Grace will be his main support on his upcoming Finding Family On The Road Tour of Australia and New Zealand.

At just 19, Grace has quickly garnered a massive fan base with her throwback acoustic folk tracks racking up more than 4.5 million monthly Spotify listeners. With her debut EP spilling my guts now out in the world, the exciting new talent can expect an even bigger following as she supports Warren down under.

Warren's Finding Family On The Road Tour kicks off in New Zealand with two shows at Christchurch's Wolfbrook Arena on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 August, followed by Auckland's Spark Arena on Monday 24 August. The tour then heads to Australia for three shows at Sydney's Qudos Bank Arena on Friday 28 (sold out), Saturday 29 (sold out) and Sunday 30 August. Two shows follow at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre in Brizzy on Tuesday 1 and Wednesday 2 September, before three gigs in Melbourne at Rod Laver Arena on Friday 4 (sold out), Saturday 5 (sold out) and Sunday 6 September. Warren wraps things up at Adelaide's AEC Arena on Wednesday 9 September and Perth's RAC Arena on Saturday 12 September.

Tickets for the remaining shows are on sale now via frontiertouring.com.

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Alex Warren's upcoming tour arrives in support of his sophomore album WILDCHILD, out Friday 28 August via Warner Music Australia (pre-order here).

Arriving hot on the heels of 2025's record-breaking smash hit debut You’ll Be Alright Kid, Warren's new record is a deeply personal collection of songs exploring loss, grief and the journey he’s been on since the death of his father.

"Growing up, my dad used to call me Wildchild, so it's always had a special meaning, and I even have it tattooed on me," Warren says. "Creating this album was really healing, therapeutic and a way for me to continue finding out more about myself. This album really shows where I am in my life today, and compared to my first album, which feels like a man who is broken, this one is a man who's trying to heal. It’s been really nice to be able to confront those feelings and also be able to share them with the world to give everyone a transparent view into my life."

Fans heading along to see Warren can expect to hear tracks from the new album alongside fan favourites from his first release.

Catch Alex Warren performing at AEC Arena on Wednesday 9 September. Limited tickets on sale now via frontiertouring.com.