Madison Beer delights fans as she announces her debut Australian tour - joining huge list of megastars heading Down Under in 2024

29/06/2024

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Madison Beer has delighted fans by announcing that she will be jetting Down Under for her debut Australian tour.

The American singer, 25, best known for her hit Make You Mine, will perform in Australia for the first time in her career at three shows in August.

She will first take to the stage at Brisbane's Fortitude Music Hall on August 28 before travelling to Melbourne for a gig at the Margaret Court Arena on September 2.

Madison will then jet over to Singapore for a concert on August 22 before returning to Sydney for her final Australian show at the Hordern Pavilion on August 30.

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She will also be performing at the Summer Sonic Festival in Japan as well as Indonesia's LaLaLa Festival earlier in August.

Tickets for the Encore Asia and Australia tour will go on presale on July 4 at 12pm AEST before the general sale kicks off the following day at 1pm AEST.

Confirming the exciting news, she wrote on Instagram: 'Asia and Australia I am so excited to finally be coming to see you - I cannot wait for this lil tour.'

'I seriously can't wait to see you,' she added.

Madison Beer has delighted fans by announcing that she will be jetting Down Under for her debut Australian tour

Fans were quick to take to the comments to share their excitement for the shows, while they also urged her to add more locations across Australia and New Zealand.

One wrote: 'Am on the floor right now, dreams have come true,' while a second queried: 'Where's Perth?'

A third asked: 'Madison where is Adelaide?' and a fourth simply penned: 'Why no NZ?'

While a fifth begged: 'New Zealand next pretty please?'

'Omggggg thank you, I love you, I see you,' another fan gushed.

The American singer, 25, best known for her hit Make You Mine, will perform in Australia for the first time in her career at three shows in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney in August

She has joined a huge list of massive music talents who are set to tour Australia later this year, after Taylor Swift brought her Eras tour Down Under in February.

Olivia Rodrigo, Childish Gambino, Billie Eilish, Hozier and Glass Animals are all among the huge names set to perform live for Australian fans throughout 2024.

Madison, who is a platinum-selling singer, made her music debut at the age of 12, when she was discovered by Justin Bieber on YouTube.

She has become a dynamic and versatile artist whose sound blends pop and R&B.

Her second studio album, Silence Between Songs, released in September 2023, earned the star her first career Grammy nomination for Best Immersive Album.

She has joined a huge list of massive music talents who are set to tour Australia later this year, after Taylor Swift brought her Eras tour Down Under in February

Olivia Rodrigo (pictured), Childish Gambino, Billie Eilish, Hozier and Glass Animals are all among the huge names set to perform live for Australian fans throughout 2024

In April 2023, she released a memoir, The Half Of It, which chronicles her past decade in the spotlight and her journey to her status as a public figure.

Madison has already released a handful of singles this year, most notably Spinnin and Sweet Relief.

The music video for Sweet Relief quickly racked up a million views in just one month.

Spinnin inspires the name of Madison's third headlining tour, The Spinnin Tour, which covers 52 North American and European dates and began in February 2024.

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