Dublin’s global alt-pop sensation CMAT is bringing her sharp wit, big choruses, and country-pop anthems to venues across Australia in January 2026.
Following the global success of her latest album EURO-COUNTRY, CMAT is set to wow Aussie fans with her trademark mix of heartbreak anthems, sharp humour, and full-throttle theatricality. The tour takes place in the middle of a slew of sold-out dates across the UK, Europe, and North America – a sure indicator that you’ll need to move fast to grab tickets!
On EURO-COUNTRY, CMAT said:
“EURO-COUNTRY is, I think, the best thing I have ever made. I felt halfway through recording it was the most important record I’ve made for myself… mainly because it was making me go crazy.
“I’m always going to make the work I want to make, because there is a little gremlin in my head that tells me if it’s shit. More than success, there’s a bigger gremlin that wants me to make music that’s really good. She’s brutal and has ruined my life at times, but she is the keeper of my life and she’s always right.”
The tour will kick off in Perth before hitting up Sydney, Brisbane, and Melbourne. Tickets will go on general sale on Monday 15th September at 11am local time – you can find them right HERE.
For those of you looking for presale, you have a few options:
- Mastercard cardholders can access the Mastercard presale right now, with access available until Monday 10am local. Preferred ticket access will be available from 11am. More info can be found HERE.
- Secret Sounds presale is on now until Monday at 10am, or until the allocation is exhausted – sign up HERE.
- Spotify Fans First have access to presale tickets now until Monday at 10am.
Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson is CMAT: international pop star, writer of songs, fearer of bugs and girlboss of the Very Sexy CMAT Band.
CMAT IT’S THE EURO-COUNTRY AUSTRALIAN TOUR
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Tuesday 20th January – Astor Theatre, Perth
Saturday 24th January – Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Sunday 25th January – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
Tuesday 27th January – Forum, Melbourne
Header Image Credit: Sarah Doyle
