Aaron Rowe will play five shows across the country in March, with tickets going on sale 21 October.
Aaron Rowe sold out his last Australian tour, so he’s coming back in March 2027 for five more shows.
The run opens at Northcote Theatre on 14 March, the 1912 room at 216 High Street that’s been hosting gigs since its reopening as a live venue. Aaron Rowe then heads to Sydney’s Liberty Hall on 17 March, a date that happens to fall on St Patrick’s Day. Brisbane’s Princess Theatre takes the 19 March show.
Aaron Rowe Australian tour 2027
- Northcote Theatre, Melbourne – 14 March
- Liberty Hall, Sydney – 17 March
- The Princess Theatre, Brisbane – 19 March
- Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide – 21 March
- Freo Social, Fremantle – 22 March
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Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory follows on 21 March, before the tour wraps at Freo Social in Fremantle on 22 March. Secret Sounds is presenting the lot. Artist and Mastercard presales open 19 October at 12pm local time and run until 11am on 21 October, with the Secret Sounds presale starting 20 October at 11am. Mastercard cardholders also get preferred access from 11am on 21 October via priceless.com/music. General tickets go up at 12pm local on 21 October.
Rowe grew up in Monkstown Farm in Dublin, raised by a single mother alongside his three sisters, and spent years working the pub circuit around Ireland before any of this. That’s where he was picked up, and the live show still carries the marks of it: not much more than a voice and a story at a time.
Sam Cooke, Nina Simone and Paolo Nutini are the names he points to, and what comes out lands somewhere between folk and soul. Hey Ma, his song about family, memory and home, is the one that gets cited as the clearest version of what he does.
Since those pub gigs, Rowe has crossed paths with Lewis Capaldi, Dermot Kennedy, Ed Sheeran and David Gray. The February and March dates earlier this year were his first Australian headline shows, and they sold out, which is how a Dublin songwriter ends up on High Street a year later with a theatre to fill.
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