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Tina Arena Announces 2023 Australian ‘Love Saves’ Tour Dates

By Jules LeFevre

Australian music stalwart Tina Arena has announced a string of tour dates in support of her upcoming album Love Saves, which will hit shelves on Friday, 14th July. Suitably, the tour is billed as the ‘Love Saves World’ tour, and will begin with a show as part of the Night At The Barracks series in Sydney on Saturday, 7th October.

The singer will then follow it up with shows in Perth, the Gold Coast, Melbourne, and finally in Adelaide on Saturday, 21st October. See the full rundown of dates and ticketing details below.

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Love Saves will be Arena’s first new album of original songs in eight years, and will be her seventh wholly English-language album in her career. We’ve heard a couple of tracks from the record already: ‘House’, which received an official video just yesterday, and also ‘Dancing On Thin Ice’ – which was actually released in French as a teaser for the English version.

Arena, who’s equally as popular in her adopted home of France, has released three French-language albums across her career, the last being in 2018 with Quand tout Recommence .

“Like many of us, I retreated inwards during the pandemic. I found solace in music,” Arena shared in a press release. “I processed my feelings the only way I know how – through my art. From rock bottom, I ran the gauntlet of human emotion. I faced my own demons, emerging the other side transformed, triumphant, renewed and at peace. Remember, be brave, be vulnerable and love saves.”

Tina Arena 2023 Australian Tour Dates

• Saturday, 7th October – Night At The Barracks, Sydney  
• Sunday, 8th October – Perth Concert Hall
• Friday, 13th October – HOTA, Gold Coast
• Friday, 20th October – Melbourne Town Hall  
• Saturday, 21st October – Adelaide Festival Centre  

Tickets go on sale Friday, 9th June via Tina Arena’s website .

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Tina Arena is going on a huge world tour in support of her new album.

The music icon announced Love Saves , her seventh all-English studio album, last month. It will be her first album of original material in almost eight years.

“Like many of us, I retreated inwards during the pandemic,” the singer said about her upcoming album. “I found solace in music. I processed my feelings the only way I know how – through my art. From rock bottom, I ran the gauntlet of human emotion. I faced my own demons, emerging the other side transformed, triumphant, renewed, and at peace. Remember, be brave, be vulnerable, and love saves!”

After Love Saves releases on July 14th, Arena will tour Australia in support of the record in October, taking in stops in Sydney, Perth, Gold Coast, Melbourne and Adelaide (see full dates below).

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, June 9th at 9am local time. The pre-sale begins on Thursday, June 8th at 10am local time.

“Love can uplift, and save us when we need it most. My hope for the Love Saves World Tour is to reach out and remind us all that we’re not alone,” Arena says.

Following her Australian shows, Arena will take her world tour to the US, UK, Europe, Canada and Europe.

Earlier this year, Tina gave a stirring call to action for artists during her powerful speech at the 2023 Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards .

In front of a crowd of hundreds of artists, media, and industry professionals, Tina Arena was honoured with the first-ever Rolling Stone Icon Award.

“We’re not here to relay political messaging, but to inspire political messages. We’re here to point fingers at what’s not right, and inspire people to do something about it. Never give in, never surrender. We’re here to break rules, not obey them, break balls, and take names,” Tina said in her powerful speech at the ceremony.

Tina Arena 2023 Australian Tour

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Saturday 7 October Night At The Barracks, Sydney, NSW

Sunday 8 October Perth Concert Hall, Perth, WA

Friday 13 October HOTA, Gold Coast, QLD

Friday 20 October Melbourne Town Hall, Melbourne, VIC

Saturday 21 October Adelaide Festival Centre, Adelaide, SA

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Tina Arena Announces Australian Tour

Australian fans can see Tina Arena perform in theatres across the country this October.

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Tina Arena is taking her new album, Love Saves , on tour across the world, announcing dates for Australia, the UK, Europe, and the US today.

Australian fans can see Arena perform this October, with the tour beginning at the Perth Concert Hall (8 October) before taking to the outdoor stage at HOTA on the Gold Coast (13 October), Melbourne Town Hall (20 October) and Adelaide Festival Centre (21 October), following the already announced Sydney show (7 October) at Night at The Barracks.

Tickets to Arena’s Australian tour go on sale at 9 am local time this Friday, 9 June, via Tina Arena’s website . If you’re interested in getting tickets early, the pre-sale begins on Thursday, 8 June, at 10 am local time.

Arena announced the release of Love Saves , her first album in almost eight years, two weeks ago. The album announcement arrived with a pair of singles, House  – you can watch the music video which premiered yesterday below – and Dan Sur La Glace , the French version of Dancing On Thin Ice , which she previously performed on a national tour in 2021. The English version will also be released soon.

Finding peace and comfort in music, Arena explained about her new album in a statement, “Like many of us, I retreated inwards during the pandemic. I found solace in music.

“I processed my feelings the only way I know how – through my art. From rock bottom, I ran the gauntlet of human emotion. I faced my own demons, emerging [on] the other side transformed, triumphant, renewed and at peace. Remember, be brave, be vulnerable and love saves!”

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Love Saves will be released on Friday, 14 July, and serves as Tina’s seventh all-English studio album, her first album of original material in almost eight years, and her most personal album to date. 

“Love can uplift, and save us when we need it most. My hope for the  Love Saves World Tour is to reach out and remind us all that we’re not alone,” Arena said in a press release.

Tina Arena’s new album represents a re-birth - a musical journey of her life during the pandemic, a renaissance of sorts. You can experience that renaissance in theatres across the country this October.

TINA ARENA 2023 AUSTRALIAN TOUR DATES

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Saturday 7 October             Night At The Barracks , Sydney  

Sunday 8 October               Perth Concert Hall

Friday 13 October              HOTA, Gold Coast

Friday 20 October              Melbourne Town Hall  

Saturday 21 October          Adelaide Festival Centre  

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Wow. Waited many years to see her. Early songs reminded me of a crazy time in my life. Some songs brought back memories of my life living in France. And her recent songs uplift me as my life right now is the best. She's an amazing singer, songwriter and has a stage presence of world star quality. This concert was amazing. When I got back to the hotel. I said to my boyfriend "I wanna go again now". Please come back soon. Tina your an amazing artist ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

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What an absolutely brilliant performer this lady is! I'd waited 20 years to see her live and she didn't disappoint. Her voice is incredible and it was at full throttle throughout. It's the first time I've seen an audience up on their feet during a ballad! The UK needs to pay more attention to an incredible singer songwriter in Tina. Such a confident, versatile performer and a great attitude to life..

My highlight was when she spoke in French to her travelling fans. She said, "You don't need a translation do you? DON'T get your phones out and use Google translator or I'll be pissed off"

She hates phones and she's absolutely right. Go Tina!

Great show; my first time seeing Tina Arena in concert was very much enjoyed. Three costume changes, a great mix of old hits and enjoyable newer songs - Tina knows how to deliver. Personal stories between the songs provided just the right level of personality and charm to help re-connect with older songs or build an attachment to a newer song.

My only two negatives 1) she's swapped up the emotion of her hit song 'Chains' to make it more empowering - which is great in theory and I'm sure she's just adding interest to a song that she's been performing for many years - but it changed the songs impact for me and detracted from my enjoyment of her major 'hit'. 2) she didn't offer us any indication of why she's been so popular in France for the past 20 years. I expected and hoped for a small set (2-4 songs) of her French language songs to showcase what Australia has 'overlooked' due to language barriers. Tina's voice sounds as every bit as good now as it did in her early career. Thoroughly enjoyed the show and would gladly see her again.

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Tina Arena announces huge Australia tour

• 06 Jun 2023

Aussie music icon Tina Arena is the latest legendary performer to announce an Australian Tour for 2023. 

The ARIA Award-winning artist announced the news to her 111k Instagram followers on Tuesday morning, revealing that the tour would coincide with the launch of her latest album - Love Saves.

"Excited to announce my Love Saves  ❤️ pre-sale starts Thursday, June 8 at 10am local time, so make sure you sign up for first access to tickets," Tina captioned the post. 

WATCH NOW: Tina Arena wows in sparkly dress on Australian tour. Article continues after video. 

The 55-year-old musician will travel to Los Angeles, New York City, Washington DC, Montreal, Paris, and London as part of the tour alongside five performances in Australia. 

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Her last Australian tour was alongside American musician Eric Avery in May 2021. 

She did however perform as the opening act for Billy Joel at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in December 2022. 

Scroll on for everything you need to know about Tina Arena's Love Saves World Tour. 

Tina is set to tour Australia for the first time in two years.

Is Tina Arena touring Australia in 2023?

Yes! Tina Arena will perform in Sydney, Perth, the Gold Coast, Melbourne, and Adelaide in October 2023. 

When is Tina Arena touring Australia in 2023? 

Sydney: October 7th, Manly Barracks 

Perth: October 8th, Perth Concert Hall 

The Gold Coast: October 13th, Home of Arts

Melbourne: October 20th, Town Hall

Adelaide: October 21st, Festival Centre 

The tour also includes international dates.

Where can I buy tickets to Tina Arena's Love Saves World Tour? 

Tickets for Sydney can be purchased here.  

Tickets for Perth go on sale Friday, June 9th, and can be purchased here.  

Tickets for the Gold Coast go on sale Friday, June 9th, and can be purchased here.  

Tickets for Melbourne go on sale Friday, June 9th, and can be purchased here. 

Tickets for Adelaide go on sale Friday, June 9th, and can be purchased here.

How much are tickets to Tina Arena's Love Saves World Tour?

Ticket prices range from $99 for standard tickets to $395 for VIP packages. 

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Tina Arena announces Australian dates on ‘Love Saves’ World Tour

She’s already announced a second show in Naarm/Melbourne

Tina Arena has announced a six-date Australian tour in support of her upcoming 13th album, ‘Love Saves’, marking her first national run in more than two years.  

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The stint will begin in Eora/Sydney on Saturday October 7, when Arena performs a show at North Head in Manly as part of this year’s Night At The Barracks program. She’ll head to Boorloo/Perth next, rounding out that weekend with a show at the WA capital’s Concert Hall, before heading over to Yugambeh/Surfers Paradise the following Friday (October 13).

Rounding out the trip will be two back to back shows at Naarm/Melbourne’s Town Hall – scheduled for Thursday October 19 and Friday 20 – as well as a gig at the Adelaide Festival Centre on Kaurna land that Saturday (October 21). Tickets are on sale now – find them here for the Eora, Boorloo and Naarm shows, and here for the other two.

‘Love Saves’ is slated for release on July 14 via Positive Dream and Same Same. It was announced on May 26 alongside the dual lead singles ‘House’ and ‘Danser sue la Glace’, following up on 2015’s ‘Eleven’.

Tina Arena’s 2023 ‘Love Saves’ Australian tour dates are:

OCTOBER Saturday 7 – Eora/Sydney, North Head (Night At The Barracks) Sunday 8 – Boorloo/Perth, Concert Hall Friday 13 – Yugambeh/Surfers Paradise, HOTA Thursday 19 – Naarm/Melbourne, Town Hall Friday 20 – Naarm/Melbourne, Town Hall Saturday 21 – Kaurna/Adelaide, Festival Centre

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Tina arena announces highly anticipated australian tour.

Melbourne's very own music icon, Tina Arena, is set to embark on a national tour this spring, igniting stages across the country with her unparalleled talent and captivating presence.

The tour will showcase material from her upcoming album, Love Saves, which marks her first studio release in eight years and is scheduled to hit the shelves in July. Catch her when she heads to Melbourne for a performance at the Melbourne Town Hall on October 20.

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• October 7 – Night at the Barracks, Sydney
• October 8 – Perth Concert Hall, Perth
• October 13 – HOTA, Gold Coast
• October 20 – Melbourne Town Hall, Melbourne
• October 21 – Adelaide Festival Centre, Adelaide

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Audiences can anticipate a musical journey that encompasses both the timeless classics that made Tina a household name (‘Chains,’ ‘Sorrento Moon,’ ‘Burn’) and lesser-known gems from her extensive discography, which has earned her an impressive collection of seven ARIA Awards.

“Love can uplift and save us when we need it most. My hope for the Love Saves world tour is to reach out and remind us all that we’re not alone,” Tina expresses.

With over ten million albums sold worldwide, Tina Arena’s extraordinary vocal abilities have transcended language barriers as she sings in English, Italian, French, and Spanish. Her latest single, House, has already captivated audiences, with an accompanying music video that offers a taste of what to expect from the Love Saves album.

Recognised as one of the best-selling artists in Australian history, Tina Arena’s achievements extend far beyond the music charts. Her unwavering support of the arts has earned her a special place in the hearts of her fans and the industry alike. Inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2015, she has amassed an impressive discography, including 12 studio albums, four live albums, and four compilations. In addition, Tina has released 45 singles and 36 music videos, securing two World Music Awards and an ALMA (American Latino Media Arts Award) along the way.

Hailing from a family of Sicilian emigrants, Tina Arena’s success extends to the international stage, with accolades such as winning a BRIT Award and receiving the French National Order of Merit from former president Nicholas Sarkozy. Her contributions to music and her unwavering dedication to her craft make her one of Melbourne and Australia’s finest artists.

Tina Arena’s tour takes place on October 20 at Melbourne Town Hall .

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Love is more than just an emotion. It is universal language that connects us all. The driving force of life. It cuts across all cultures and religions. Love transcends physical boundaries, borders both real and imaginary. Love is everything. It is the beginning and the end. It transforms. It’s true. I’m living proof.

Love Saves has become my new mantra and fittingly, the name of my 7th all English studio album – my first album of original material in almost 8 years.  Love Saves is more than a new chapter in my career, it marks the beginning of an entirely new book! It represents a re-birth, a renaissance of sorts, a musical journal of my life during the pandemic.

Like many of us, I retreated inwards. I found solace in music. I processed my feelings the only way I know how – through my art. From rock bottom, I ran the gauntlet of human emotion. I faced my own demons, emerging the other side transformed, triumphant, renewed and at peace.

I am grateful for the opportunity to share my musings with you – my loyal audience, fans old and new. If not for you, I couldn’t do what I do. So, thank you from the bottom of my heart! Love Saves is my most personal album to date. It is a window into my soul. It is raw. It is real. It is me. I do hope you enjoy the ride, for it’s been a heartbreakingly beautiful one.

Remember, be brave, be vulnerable and love saves!

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The new dates kick off Sept. 16 in Bangkok, Thailand and continue through Seoul, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Singapore, Melbourne, and Sydney, wrapping up on Oct. 19 at Qudos Bank Arena. Additional dates may be added as Rodrigo wrote on social media, “Stay tuned, Manila!” Fans in the comment sections of her social posts are eager to hear when and if Rodrigo will also be adding Latin American dates to the trek but that has yet to be confirmed.

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