Australian-born, Nashville-based country singer Morgan Evans will return home in September to play shows in support of his new EP Life Upside Down. Evans’ first Australian headline tour in almost four years will begin with a hometown gig at Newcastle Civic Theatre on Saturday, 9th September.
From there, Evans will play shows at Brisbane’s Fortitude Music Hall, the Sydney Opera House, Melbourne’s Palais Theatre, Adelaide’s Hindley Street Music Hall and the Astor Theatre in Perth. For all dates except Sydney, Evans will be joined by fellow Australian singer James Johnston.
Morgan Evans – ‘Over for You’
Tickets for Evans’ Australian tour will go on sale this Thursday, 1st June at 1pm local time. There’s also a Frontier Members pre-sale that will kick off a day earlier on Wednesday, 31st May. You can register for that here.
Evans last performed in Australia last year, when he co-headlined the 2022 edition of country music festival CMC Rocks QLD and supported American singer-songwriter Brad Paisley on his Australian tour. While in the country, Evans also played a last-minute Newcastle show.
Evans’ last headline tour of the country was in 2019 in support of his second album, 2018’s Things We Drink To. Since then, he’s released two EPs: 2021’s The Country and the Coast (Side A) and last month’s Life Upside Down. The latter was previewed with singles ‘Over for You’ and ‘On My Own Again’.
Morgan Evans Life Upside Down 2023 Australian Tour
with James Johnston (all dates except Sydney)
- Thursday, 31st August – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane QLD
- Saturday, 2nd September – Canberra Theatre, Canberra ACT – SOLD OUT
- Monday, 4th September – Civic Theatre, Newcastle NSW
- Tuesday, 5th September – Civic Theatre, Newcastle NSW – SOLD OUT
- Saturday, 9th September – Newcastle Civic Theatre, Newcastle NSW – SOLD OUT
- Monday, 11th September – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane QLD – SOLD OUT
- Tuesday, 12th September – Sydney Opera House, Sydney NSW – SOLD OUT
- Wednesday, 13th September – Sydney Opera House, Sydney NSW
- Thursday, 14th September – Palais Theatre, Melbourne VIC
- Friday, 15th September – Palais Theatre, Melbourne – SOLD OUT
- Sunday, 17th September – Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide
- Tuesday, 19th September – Astor Theatre, Perth – SOLD OUT
- Wednesday, 20th September – Astor Theatre, Perth
Tickets on sale Thursday, 1st June
Further Reading
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CMC Rocks Is One Of The Best Australian Festivals You Never Knew Existed
