Gracie Abrams is heading back to Australia, and she’s not doing things by halves. The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter has announced six headline shows across Melbourne and Sydney in July and August 2027, bringing her The Look at My Life Tour Down Under with acclaimed British artist Arlo Parks along for the ride.
Melbourne gets the first three shows on 27, 28 and 30 July, before Abrams heads to Sydney for performances on 3, 4 and 6 August. It’s a welcome return for an artist whose rise from bedroom-pop favourite to international arena headliner has been nothing short of remarkable.
The tour follows the release of Abrams’ third studio album, Daughter from Hell, which arrived in July and delivered her first No. 1 debut on the US Billboard 200. The album also topped the charts in Australia, the UK, Canada and several European countries, confirming that her fiercely personal songwriting has struck a chord well beyond her original fanbase.
Written and produced alongside longtime collaborator Aaron Dessner, Daughter from Hell marks another step forward for Abrams. A deluxe edition arrives on 20 November, featuring five additional tracks, including Out of Nowhere, first performed at Glastonbury in 2025, and Crazy Girl, previously available exclusively on vinyl. New single Here You Come, There You Go offers another taste of the expanded release.
It’s been a rapid climb. After breaking through with her early EPs, Abrams earned a Grammy nomination for Best New Artist with her 2023 debut Good Riddance, before joining Taylor Swift’s mammoth Eras Tour. Her second album, The Secret of Us, pushed things further, delivering the huge singles Close to You, That’s So True and us., her Grammy-nominated collaboration with Swift.
And the numbers speak for themselves. That’s So True has surpassed 1.5 billion Spotify streams, while Abrams has graduated from intimate venues to sold-out arenas without abandoning the confessional songwriting that first attracted her audience.
Adding another reason to get excited is Arlo Parks. The Mercury Prize-winning British singer-songwriter brings her own blend of indie pop, soul and sharply observed lyricism to the Australian dates, making this a particularly strong double bill.
With six shows across two cities, Abrams is giving Australian fans plenty of opportunities to catch a tour that celebrates the biggest chapter of her career so far.
GRACIE ABRAMS AUSTRALIA 2027
Tuesday 27 July
Rod Laver Arena | Melbourne, VIC
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Wednesday 28 July
Rod Laver Arena | Melbourne, VIC
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Friday 30 July
Rod Laver Arena | Melbourne, VIC
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Tuesday 3 August
Afterpay Arena | Sydney, NSW
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Wednesday 4 August
Afterpay Arena | Sydney, NSW
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Friday 6 August
Afterpay Arena | Sydney, NSW
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