“Get ready to rock...cuz I take no prisoners!” warns Suzi Quatro as she announces her return to Australia.
Following recent performances on the Red Hot Summer Tour, the unapologetic rocker will return in January 2025 to perform her full theatre show, Rockin On.
From Friday 17 January, Quatro will tour the country, performing in Gold Coast, Tamworth, Sydney, Hobart, Melbourne, Maryborough, Mackay, Townsville, and wrapping up in Cairns on Sunday 2 February.
Suzi Quatro 40th Anniversary Australian tour dates
- Fri 17 Jan – Sat 18 Jan | Gold Coast, Twin Towns
- Wed 22 Jan | Tamworth Regional Entertainment Centre
- Fri 24 Jan | Sydney, Enmore Theatre
- Sat 25 Jan | Hobart, Wrest Point Entertainment Centre
- Sun 26 Jan | Melbourne, Palais Theatre
- Wed 29 Jan | Maryborough, Brolga Theatre
- Fri 31 Jan | Mackay Entertainment & Convention Centre
- Sat 1 Feb | Townsville Entertainment Centre
- Sun 2 Feb | Cairns, Convention Centre
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In her Rockin On tour, Quatro will explore her musical journey, performing her greatest hits including Can The Can, Devil Gate Drive, 48 Crash, If You Can’t Give Me Love, She’s In Love With You, and Stumblin’ In. Fans can also expect some surprises, reflecting her distinctive style.
Australia has long embraced the American singer/songwriter and bassist, elevating her to number one on multiple singles and celebrating her dynamic live performances since her first tour in 1974.
Reflecting on her career, Quatro says, “Looking back on my career, 60 years now in the ‘biz’, and now my 40th tour of Australia, I still can’t believe it. Since my first time in 1974, with two tours that year, I totally fell head over heels for Australia, with the country and the people, everything about it.”
Quatro has remained a leading figure in the rock and roll scene, also contributing to radio broadcasting. At 74, she continues to live by her motto, never idle and always moving.
Recent milestones include the release of her documentary, Suzi Q, in 2019. The film debuted in Australia, the UK, and Europe, and was released in the USA post-COVID. It received critical acclaim, earning 4 and 5 stars in media reviews. Additionally, 2023 marked the 50th anniversary of ‘Can The Can’ reaching number one.
Her recent album releases include The Devil in Me (2021), a collaboration with her son Richard, Uncovered (2022) on the Sun record label, and a duet album with KT Tunstall, Face to Face (August). Quatro’s enduring career continues to push forward, and she remains a strong contender for a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honour.
Tickets for the tour go on sale from Tuesday 16 July via usual outlets and www.duetgroup.com.
