Ruby Fields Reveals 2027 Regional Australian Tour Dates

Fresh from the release of her sophomore album Small Achievements, a quick national tour and a run of international dates, Ruby Fields is set to embark on a massive 25-date regional tour of Australia in 2027.

"We're doing our last tour in Aus for a little while!!" Fields announced on social media, "Before we put our heads down to work on the next record and work on some other exciting things, we wanted to do our biggest tour yet w/lots of friends in tow. Hope to see ya; gonna be a fun summer."

The tour includes both headline shows and Jimmy Eat World support slots, with Steve Bourk, Symmetrical Dogs, Samara Bright, Townie, Ricky Albeck and TBLB set to join Fields on tour.

Field's Nowhere Fast Tour kicks off on Thursday 3 December at The River in Margaret River and continues with shows across WA, NSW, VIC, QLD, ACT, TAS and SA (Saturday 12 December with Jimmy Eat World at Hindley Street Music Hall and Thursday 18 February at Lion Arts Factory), coming to an end in Launceston at the Royal Oak on Sunday 21 February.

Tickets on sale now here.

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Earlier this year, Fields shared her sophomore album Small Achievements. Produced by Chris Collins (Matt Corby, Old Mervs, Pacific Avenue), the album features the singles '92 Purebred', 'Half the Laugh', 'Tacklebox', 'Muscle' and 'Mikey Echo', and was inspired by Fields living through COVID, catastrophic flooding, a relationship breakdown, the passing of a loved one and her band breaking up.

Speaking about the album title in previous press, Fields explained, "Working at the Nudge (Billinudgel Hotel) between touring meant becoming a part of the family and getting to know Sharky – a beloved patron and piece of the furniture. When he received his Hole-in-1 trophy from the local golf course, it was immediately displayed behind the bar.

"To me, that small gesture represents a place that celebrates everyone's achievements, it doesn't really matter how big or small they are, just how much they mean to you. So, I want this album to be a reminder to celebrate shit, because we tend to focus on the next big thing without reflecting on how much we’ve already achieved."

Catch Ruby Fields supporting Jimmy Eat World at Hindley Street Music Hall on Saturday 12 December and headlining Lion Arts Factory on Thursday 18 February. Tickets on sale now here.