Rising Aussie Star Blake Rose Announces 2024 Australian Tour
The LA-based singer-songwriter makes his long-awaited Australian return this winter.
 
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Rising Perth singer-songwriter Blake Rose returns to Australia this August for ‘The Suddenly Okay Tour’.
Having recently headlined his first American tour and supported the likes of Noah Kahan, girl in red and Dean Lewis, Rose’s triumphant return includes five dates across the country this winter.
Rose took to social media to express his excitement at returning for the tour: “AUSTRALIA!! You didn’t realllyyyy think I wasn’t gonna come back home right? I am utterly enraptured to be bringing you ‘The Suddenly Okay Tour’ this AUGUST!!”
He added: “This is absolutely gonna be a party I will make sure of it.”
The tour begins in his hometown of Perth at Amplifier Bar on Sunday, August 4 and is followed by dates at Lion Arts Factory in Adelaide on Wednesday, August 7, The Corner Hotel in Melbourne on Friday, August 9, Mary’s Underground in Sydney on Sunday, August 11 and a final gig in Brisbane at The Outpost on Saturday, August 17.
Mastercard pre-sale commences today, Wednesday, June 12 at 10:30am. Live Nation pre-sale follows on Thursday, June 13 at 10:30am. General sale kicks off Friday, June 14 at 11:30am via Live Nation.
The tour takes its name from Rose’s most recent release, the four-track EP Suddenly Okay. Arriving in March, Rose’s third EP is another wonderful showcase of his songwriting abilities, spawning the singles ‘Suddenly Okay’ and ‘How Do We Stay In Love’.
Written and produced by Rose, Suddenly Okay serves as the first in a trilogy of planned EPs addressing themes of love and loss.
Don’t miss out on your chance to catch the LA-based Rose when he makes his long-awaited return to Australian shores this August.
Blake Rose plays Adelaide’s Lion Arts Theatre on Wednesday, August 7. For full ticket details head to Live Nation.
Blake Rose ‘The Suddenly Okay Tour’ 2024 Australian Tour
Sunday, August 4- Amplifier Bar, Perth
Wednesday, August 7 - Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
Friday, August 9 - The Corner Hotel, Melbourne
Sunday, August 11 - Mary's Underground, Sydney
Saturday, August 17 - The Outpost, Brisbane
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