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News: Holly Humberstone Announces Headline Sydney Show & Release of Debut Album

  • October 10, 2023
  • Deb Pelser
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Holly Humberstone will perform only one Australian headline show – at Sydney’s Metro Theatre, this summer. Humberstone has also revealed that her highly anticipated debut album ‘Paint My Bedroom Black’ is set to drop on Friday 13 October 2023.

Pre-order ‘Paint My Bedroom Black’ HERE.

Humberstone is a British singer-songwriter who emerged on the music scene during the late 2010s and has since garnered significant attention for her emotive lyrics and soulful indie-pop sound.

Her distinctive vocals and candid energy on her debut EP ‘Falling Asleep At The Wheel’ (2020) resonated with many around the world. Striking themes of lost loves, family units, and the deep-set fears of youth intertwine with organic sonic production, all held together by Holly’s ethereal voice. It was Ivor Novello-nominated and also a runner-up in the BBC Sound of 2021 poll.

In 2022, Holly achieved another milestone, receiving a second Ivor Novello nomination, this time for Best Song Musically and Lyrically, and was honoured with the BRITS Rising Star award. She supported Olivia Rodrigo and girl in red on their North American tours and also played Splendour in the Grass, alongside sold out headline shows in Sydney and Melbourne.

Humberstone will be performing tracks from her debut album as she takes the stage at the Metro Theatre on Thursday 04 January 2024. This performance will accompany her festival sets at Heaps Good over the festive season.

HOLLY HUMBERSTONE AUSTRALIAN DATES
Sun 31 December – Heaps Good, Melbourne
Tue 02 January – Heaps Good, Brisbane
Thu 04 January – Metro Theatre, Sydney (Licensed All Ages)
Sat 06 January – Heaps Good, Adelaide

TICKETS
Presale available from 9am local time Thursday 12 October
Tickets on sale to the general public at 9am local time Friday 13 October

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