American singer-songwriter Banks will bring her Off With Her Head Tour to Australian shores for three exclusive east coast shows this November.
The acclaimed alternative pop and R&B artist Banks, also known as Jillian Rose Banks, will perform in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane following the February 2025 release of her latest studio album, Off With Her Head. The tour announcement follows her successful acoustic shows in Melbourne last November, where she celebrated the ten-year anniversary of her gold-certified debut album Goddess with sold-out performances.
Frontier Touring will present the Off With Her Head Tour across Australia, with the artist performing with a full band setup rather than the stripped-back arrangements of her previous visit.
Banks Australian tour
- Tuesday 18 November – Forum Melbourne, Melbourne
- Friday 21 November – Enmore Theatre, Sydney
- Saturday 22 November – The Tivoli, Brisbane
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Banks emerged in the early 2010s and quickly distinguished herself with an emotionally charged blend of alternative pop and r&b. Her 2014 debut Goddess reached number 17 on the ARIA Album Chart, featuring standout tracks Drowning, Waiting Game and Beggin For Thread, along with collaborations with Justin Parker, Shlohmo, and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs.
Her musical journey continued with The Altar in 2016, followed by III in 2019 and Serpentina in 2022, which she recorded during months of isolation amid the pandemic. Last year, she revisited her debut with the Goddess: Unplugged release.
The upcoming tour follows Banks’ 14-date North American leg and seven shows across Europe and the UK in October. Her latest album Off With Her Head features guest appearances from artists including Sampha and Doechii, and marks a creative high point in her career.
Tickets for the Off With Her Head Tour go on sale Monday 26 May at 11am local time. Frontier Members can access a presale starting Thursday 22 May at 11am local time.
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