Suzi Quatro Adds Adelaide Date To 2025 Australian Tour
The rock and roll Queen will play Adelaide Entertainment Centre in October 2025.
 
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SA Suzi Quatro fans rejoice! The American singer-songwriter and bassist has today announced she’s added an Adelaide date to her upcoming Rockin’ On Australian tour.
Hitting the road in celebration of her 60-year career, Quatro’s original tour runs from January to February 2025, with her Adeladie date coming near the end of the year in October.
Fans can expect to hear all of Quatro’s biggest hits, including ‘Can The Can’, ‘48 Crash’, ‘If You Can't Give Me Love’, 'She's In Love With You' and ‘Devil Gate Drive’.
“Looking back on my career, 60 years now in the ‘biz’, and now my 40th tour of Australia, I still can't believe it,” Quatro said in a statement about the tour. “Since my first time in 1974, with two tours that year, I totally fell head over heels for Australia, with the country and the people, everything about it.”
Quatro’s tour kicks off with two shows at Twin Towers on the Gold Coast on Friday, January 17 and Saturday, January 18. She then plays Tamworth Regional Entertainment Centre in Tamworth on Wednesday, January 22, Sydney’s Enmore Theatre on Friday, January 24, Hobart’s Wrest Point Ent Centre on Saturday, January 25 and Melbourne’s Palais Theatre on Sunday, January 26.
After a few days rest Quatro and her backing band go again, performing at Brolga Theatre in Maryborough on Wednesday, January 29 and Mackay Entertainment & Convention Centre in Mackay on Friday, 31 January 31. The final two shows take place in February at Townsville Entertainment Centre in Townsville on Saturday, February 1 and the Convention Centre in Cairns on Sunday, February 2.
Quatro returns to Australia in October for three just announced shows at Perth’s RAC Arena on Wednesday, October 22, Adelaide’s AEC Arena on Friday, October 25 and Sydney’s Coliseum on Saturday, October 25.
Tickets for all three new shows go on sale Tuesday, November 26 at 9:30am via Ticketek.
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Quatro has long been a favourite with Australian audiences since she first toured down under during the 70s. An innovator of rock and roll, she has been at the forefront of rock music history for six decades, scoring her only #1 album in Australia in 1974 with her sophomore album, Quatro.
The accomplished songwriter continues to release music consistently, with her most recent record being last year’s duet album with Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall, Face to Face. Before that, Quatro dropped an EP of covers in 2022 and her 17th album, The Devil in Me, in 2021.
Quatro has also had her life story told on the big screen when the doco Suzi Q premiered in Australian cinemas in 2019. The documentary film was a critical and commercial success, further cementing Quatro’s legacy. 
“Australia and me? We just love each other, it has been this ongoing affair, and we should never get married!” Quatro exclaims. “I will keep coming as long you will have me. It’s my second home.”
Catch Suzi Quatro at AEC Arena on Friday, October 24. For full ticketing details visit ticketek.com.au.
Suzi Quatro Rockin’ On Australian Tour 2025
Friday, January 17 - Twin Towns, Gold Coast
Saturday, January 18 - Twin Towns, Gold Coast
Wednesday, January 22 - Tamworth Regional Entertainment Centre, Tamworth
Friday, January 24 - Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Saturday, January 25 - Wrest Point Ent Centre, Hobart
Sunday, January 26 - Palais Theatre, Melbourne
Wednesday, January 29 - Brolga Theatre, Maryborough
Friday, 31 January 31 - Mackay Entertainment & Convention Centre, Mackay
Saturday, February 1 - Townsville Entertainment Centre, Townsville
Sunday, February 2 - Convention Centre, Cairns
Wednesday, October 22 – RAC Arena, Perth
Friday, October 24 – AEC Arena, Adelaide
Saturday, October 25 – Sydney Coliseum, Sydney
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