Conrad Sewell is stepping back into the spotlight with something bigger than a comeback — a family affair brewed in soul, legacy and the kind of raw, lived-in vocals that first put him on global radar. Today he announces the Bloodline Tour, a cross-country run that reunites him onstage with his Grammy-nominated sister Grace Sewell (SAYGRACE) — the billion-stream R&B powerhouse whose voice shaped a generation of playlists.
The announcement lands alongside news of Sewell’s new single “Deserve”, out this Friday — a stormy, slow-burning return to form that feels purpose-built to reintroduce his voice to the world.
Fresh from his two-part Firestone 10th Anniversary Tour, Sewell hits the clubs next June, kicking off at The Night Cat in Melbourne (June 5) before rolling through Adelaide and Brisbane, closing out at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory on June 27. The tour brings with it the transatlantic flair of singer-songwriter and guitarist SOLOMON, whose London-to-LA sound adds a smoky edge to the lineup.
But the real headline is the siblings themselves — two artists with individual careers carved on separate continents finally colliding onstage.
“It finally feels like the right moment in both of our careers to share the stage,” Sewell says. “The real magic happens when we come together — harmonies, stripped-back versions, a few surprises we’ve never done publicly before.”
It’s a reunion carrying serious pop history. In 2015, Conrad and Grace became the first Australian-born siblings ever to top the ARIA charts as separate acts, a feat only previously matched by Michael and Janet Jackson. Her take on “You Don’t Own Me” and his breakout “Start Again” dominated the country, cementing the Sewells as a once-in-a-generation musical bloodline.
For Conrad, music has always been destiny. He was only eight when he started the journey that would eventually lead to “Firestone”, the billion-stream Kygo global smash that launched him into arenas alongside Ed Sheeran, Maroon 5, Jess Glynne — and most recently, Rob Thomas. A #1 single, ARIA Song of the Year, two studio albums and countless tours later, he’s running on the same thing that’s always powered him: soul, connection, and a voice built to break open a room.
Next year, that voice returns home — and this time he’s bringing family with him.
Tickets go on sale Friday 28 November at 9am local time, with a 24-hour fan presale from Thursday 27 November, 9am, via teamwrktouring.com.
