Suki Waterhouse is bringing her Loveland tour to Australia this December.. The London-born singer will perform four shows across major cities including Sydney and Melbourne.
Four December dates from the Sydney Opera House to Melbourne's Festival Hall
Suki Waterhouse has scheduled a concentrated run of performances to close out 2024, according to the report . The tour kicks off on December 8 at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt as part of the venue's "On the Steps" series. From there, Suki Waterhouse will move to Brisbane's Fortitude Music Hall on December 9, followed by a stop at Adelaide's Hindley St . Music Hall on December 11, and concluding the run at Melbourne's Festival Hall on December 12.
Ticketing for these events follows a tiered release strategy. General tickets are set to go on sale Thursday, September 24 at 10 a.m. local time. However, early access is available via presales starting September 23 for those with artist,Mastercard, or Live Nation credentials.
How 'Good Looking' and TikTok fueled a platinum RIAA certification
The Australian tour arrives as Suki Waterhouse completes a rare transition from the world of high fashion and acting—most notably her role in Daisy Jones & the Six—to a legitimate musical force. This shift was not immediate; as the source notes, her success was largely driven by a song released years prior. "Good Looking," a dream-pop track from 2017, remained relatively obscure for five years before becoming a viral sensation on TikTok in 2022.
This digital resurgence transformed Suki Waterhouse's career trajectory. "Good Looking" eventually climbed to No. 14 on Billboard's Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart and earned a platinum certification from the RIAA.. This momentum has allowed Suki Waterhouse to move from niche audiences to massive global platforms, accumulating more than 1.75 billion global streams and securing slots at major festivals like Coachella and Lollapalooza.
From the Australian spider of 'I Can't Let Go' to Island Records' 'Loveland'
The evolution of Suki Waterhouse's sound is mirrored in her discography. Her 2023 album, I Can't Let Go, was written during her first pregnancy and takes its name from an obscure species of Australian spider. This project signaled her move toward larger venues and a more defined artistic identity, preparing her for the scale of the upcoming Australian dates.
Her latest effort, Loveland, marks her third studio album and her first release under Island Records. This new era leans into a warmer, rock-inflected sound influenced by her experience with motherhood. Suki Waterhouse recently highlighted this new direction during her debut on The Tonight Show, where she performed the track "Weirdo" just days before the Australian tour announcement.
The missing details on the Australian supporting acts
While the tour dates and venues are confirmed, several specifics remain unverified. The current announcement does not list any opening acts or supporting artists for the Sydney, Brisbane , Adelaide, or Melbourne shows. Additionally, while the report mentions Suki Waterhouse is slated to support Sombr on a U.K. arena tour next year, the specific dates and cities for that engagement have not been disclosed.
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