Pink Australia stadium tour 2024: Tickets, presale, where to buy, dates, and more

Pink, the American singer-songwriter, has announced her latest tour of Australia and New Zealand, scheduled from February 9, 2024, to March 8, 2024.

The singer announced via a post on her official Instagram page:

Tickets will be available this year from February 17 at 9 am in Adelaide,10 am in Brisbane and Melbourne, 12 pm in Newcastle and Perth, and 1 pm in Sydney and the Gold Coast.

The Telstra Plus Subscriber Presale begins on February 13 at 9 am in Adelaide, 10 am in Brisbane and Melbourne, 12 pm in Newcastle and Perth, and 1 pm in Sydney and the Gold Coast.

Meanwhile, the Live Nation Presales begins on February 16 at 10 am in Adelaide, 11 am in Melbourne and Brisbane, 1 pm in Newcastle and Perth, and 2 pm in Sydney and the Gold Coast.

Tickets, priced at $300 plus processing fees, will be available at www.telstraplus.com and www.livenation.au, as well as the official artist site, https://www.pinkspage.com.

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Pink's first Australian stadium concert

While Pink has toured Australia and New Zealand before, she has never performed in stadiums down under.

The full list of dates and venues for her concert is given below:

• February 9, 2024, Sydney, New South Wales, at Allianz Stadium
• February 13, 2024, Newcastle, New South Wales, at McDonald Jones Stadium
• February 16, 2024, Brisbane, Queensland, at Suncorp Stadium
• February 20, 2024, Gold Coast, Queensland, at Metricon Stadium
• February 23, 2024, Melbourne, Victoria, at Marvel Stadium
• February 27, 2024, Adelaide, South Australia, at Adelaide Oval
• March 1, 2027, Perth, Western Australia, at Optus Stadium
• March 5, 2024, Dunedin, New Zealand, at Forsyth Barr Stadium
• March 8, 2024, Auckland, New Zealand, at Eden Park

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Pink and her history with Australia

The singer has long been associated with Australia and the Oceania region. Since her first solo album was released, her music has proven very popular in the Oceanian markets, with all of her albums reaching Platinum status in the region.

Apart from her music, she has also participated in other noteworthy activities in the region. In 2007, she lent her voice to the PETA campaign against the practice of mulesing in the Australian wool industry. Since 2008, the singer has also been an advocate for RSPCA Australia.

Over the years, Pink has also donated money to organizations such as Red Cross Bushfire Appeal to support brushfire victims.

In an interview with US Weekly, Pink said Australia was her 'second home':

"Australia is my second home, so that was a no-brainer. I'm a Californian and fires are terrifying, and you got to do the right thing."

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Tracing Pink's musical career

The singer broke onto the music scene with her debut single, There You Go, released in 2000, which became a Billboard Hot 100 char-topper, peaking at number 7.

Her debut studio album, Can't Take Me Home, released later that year in April, became a commercial success, with a generally positive reception from critics.

However, it was her second album, Missundaztood, released in 2001 independently in collaboration with artist Linda Perry of 4 Non Blondes fame, which gained her critical acclaim. Critics praised the album's raw blues-infused pop-rock sound. It was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Album at the 45th Annual Grammy Awards.

Since 2007, the singer has gained recognition for her live circus-influenced concert performances and her contributions to film and TV show soundtracks, such as a cover of White Rabbit for the movie Alice through the Looking Glass.