Ziggy Alberts

After a year off from world touring, Ziggy Alberts is back, and this time with a new record. From late February to April 2027, he takes his seventh studio album Twin Flames on the road, starting with regional Australia and returning to the towns and coastlines where it all began.It has been a big jo...

After a year off from world touring, Ziggy Alberts is back, and this time with a new record. From late February to April 2027, he takes his seventh studio album Twin Flames on the road, starting with regional Australia and returning to the towns and coastlines where it all began.

It has been a big journey since busking the streets of Byron Bay. Ziggy has become one of Australia’s most successful international touring exports, selling out London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall and playing to over 100,000 people across the globe in 2025 alone. Along the way he has racked up over one billion streams, 10 Platinum singles, two Gold albums, Gold singles in Canada and New Zealand, and three APRA Awards, all while remaining a fully independent artist.

Twin Flames is Ziggy at his most fearless, pushing him into new sonic territory and new parts of his voice. It is also a record his fans have shaped from day one. All around the world, they dialled in on vintage rotary phones and a global hotline, heard the songs before anyone else and voted in the singles, ‘I Need My Woman’ and ‘I Blame Myself’. They left messages, and Ziggy called them back. An album about unexplainable connections, built with the people who feel them most.

Now he brings these songs home. Expect Twin Flames live for the first time in your town, plus favourite singalongs like ‘Laps Around The Sun’, ‘Runaway’ and ‘Days In The Sun’. All ages. A night of community. Don’t miss it.

Support to be announced.

Subscriber only presale Tuesday 10 Nov, 9am
General tickets on sale Wednesday 11 Nov, 9am

Doors open 7pm
Starts 7:45pm
All times are subject to change

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