Clinton Kane announces debut Australian tour

Clinton Kane is heading to Australia and New Zealand for his debut tour down under.

International sensation Clinton Kane is coming home for his first-ever Australian and New Zealand tour with his Maybe Someday It’ll All Be Ok World Tour.

Showcasing his debut album at venues across Australia and New Zealand, Kane will be performing at five very special shows in Auckland, Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Fremantle, where fans will experience Kane’s soulful voice and honest songwriting up close and very personal.

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Kane will be taking to Auckland’s Powerstation on Friday 9 December; Brisbane’s The Princess Theatre on Sunday 11 December; Melbourne’s 170 Russell on Tuesday 13 December; Sydney’s Metro Theatre on Wednesday 14 December; and culminating in his home state, at Fremantle’s Freo.Social on Friday 16 December.

The Australian-born and bred artist has been based in the US for three years, scoring global hits with ‘Chicken Tendies’ and ‘I Guess I’m In Love’. Remarkably Kane has amassed nearly 1 billion combined streams of his songs before he’s even released his debut album. That changes with his debut, MAYBE SOMEDAY IT’LL ALL BE OK, released on Friday 22 July via Sony Music Australia set to add to his stratospheric streaming figures.

Recently named as one of Vevo’s DSCVR Artists to Watch in 2022, as well as being included in the latest Forbes 30 Under 30 list, Clinton Kane has more than eight million monthly listeners on Spotify alone and amassed close to one billion global streams across his catalogue.Penning pop tunes “with chords that soothe you and lyrics that bite”, the critically acclaimed singer-songwriter has just completed a sold-out North American headline tour which saw all dates selling out in 30 minutes.

This will be Australian and New Zealand fans’ first chance to see Clinton Kane live on stage, with Frontier Members gaining access to pre-sale tickets on Wednesday 13 July from 11am local time for 24 hours, before tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday 15 July.