Spacey Jane Announce Massive Headline Tour & New Album ‘If That Makes Sense’
Catch the Perth indie rockers performing two shows at Hindley Street Music Hall.
Image by Cole Barash
Perth indie favs Spacey Jane have announced a huge New Zealand and Australian tour taking place this May and June in support of their new album If That Makes Sense.
The band have locked in 20 dates, kicking things off with four shows in New Zealand before hitting Australian shores in June. The Aussie leg of the tour includes multiple shows in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Fremantle and Adelaide, with the band playing Hindley Street Music Hall on Saturday, June 21 and Sunday, June 22.
Spacey Jane also have shows scheduled for the Gold Coast, Canberra, Newcastle and Hobart.
Supporting Spacey Jane on the tour will be alt-rockers The Moving Stills (except Fremantle) and Phoebe Go, the solo project of former Snakadaktal and Two People member Phoebe Lou.
Those keen to snap up tickets early can do so via the Frontier Member pre-sale that runs from 110:30am on Tuesday, March 4 to 8:30am on Thursday, March 6. General on-sale begins at 9:30am on Thursday, March 6. For full ticketing information visit frontiertouring.com.
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Spacey Jane’s If That Makes Sense arrives May 9 via AWAL (pre-order/pre-save here), with the album’s announcement accompanied by the release of new single, ‘How To Kill Houseplants’.
The second single taken from the band’s upcoming third album, ‘How To Kill Houseplants’ is sunny indie fare fans of Spacey Jane will eat up.
If That Make Sense finds the band expanding their sounds and exploring themes of love and loss and overcoming trauma. The album is produced by Mike Crossey (The 1975, Arctic Monkeys, Wolf Alice) and was written with songwriters Jackson “Day Wave” Phillips and Sarah Aarons (Childish Gambino, Miley Cyrus, Lykke Li).
Catch Space Jane at Hindley Street Music Hall on Saturday, June 21 and Sunday, June 22. For full ticketing information visit frontiertouring.com. If That Makes Sense drops May 9 via AWAL. Pre-order/pre-save here.
Spacey Jane Australian Tour Dates 2025
Tuesday, May 27 – Meow Nui, Wellington
Wednesday, May 28 – Meow Nui, Wellington
Friday, May 30 – Christchurch Town Hall, Christchurch
Sunday, June 1 – Auckland Town Hall, Auckland
Wednesday, June 4 – The Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
Thursday, June 5 – The Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
Sunday, June 8 – Miami Marketta, Gold Coast
Tuesday, June 10 – Royal Theatre, Canberra
Thursday, June 12 – The Station, Newcastle
Saturday, June 14 – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
Sunday, June 15 – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
Tuesday, June 17 – Port Melbourne Industrial Centre for the Arts, Melbourne
Wednesday, June 18 – Port Melbourne Industrial Centre for the Arts, Melbourne
Saturday, June 21 – Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide
Sunday, June 22 – Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide
Tuesday, June 24 – Odeon Theatre, Hobart
Thursday, June 26 – Freo Social, Fremantle
Friday, June 27 – Freo Social, Fremantle
Saturday, June 28 – Freo Social, Fremantle
Sunday, June 29 – Freo Social, Fremantle
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