
Prolific Gamilaraay artist Thelma Plum is on the road for her first-ever acoustic tour. Performing in a duo, she will be playing 20 shows across Australia, captivating audiences with her enchanting vocals, insightful and raw lyrics, accompanied by just the strum of acoustic guitars.
Following the release and success of Thelma’s last album I’m Sorry, Now Say It Back in 2024, which was awarded ‘Best Pop Release’ at the ARIAs, she’s teased that she is now working on a new record.
Thelma shared, “I actually can’t believe that this is the first time I’ve done an acoustic tour. When I started out playing shows, it was just me and a guitar, but it’s been a long time since I’ve performed like that. It’s been a big year, I am working on a new record, and it feels like the perfect time to pack up the songbook and play some intimate shows with my friend Toby and let the songs and the stories behind them breathe! I hope to see you at one of the shows!”
Her extensive accolades don’t end there. She also received 7 ARIA nominations for album Better In Black in 2019, with the song “Better In Blak” winning her the Vanda and Young ‘Song Of The Year’ award and placing in the top 10 of Triple J’s Hottest 100, the highest ever placement for an indigenous artist at the time. Not to mention playing sold-out tours, major Australian festivals and just recently supporting Vacations in North America for their Holy Grail tour.
Supporting Thelma’s tour is Mia Wray, a soulful Melbournian pop singer who’s recently dropped new single “Isn’t It Funny”, following her debut album hi, it’s nice to meet me, which was released last year.
Thelma’s intimate, stripped backed shows will be taking place throughout July and August, nationally. Some dates are already sold out, and the rest are selling fast!
Grab your tickets HERE
Thelma Plum – I Don’t Play That Song Anymore Tour
JUL 9 – The Capital, BENDIGO
JUL 10 – Horsham Town Hall, HORSHAM
JUL 11 – Arts Centre Story House, GEELONG
JULY 12 – Lighthouse Theatre, WARNAMBOOL
JULY 16 – The Playhouse, CANBERRA – SOLD OUT
JULY 17 – The Regent Theatre, RICHMOND
JUL 18 – Avoca Beach Theatre, AVOCA BEACH SOLD OUT
JUL 19 – Avoca Beach Theatre, AVOCA BEACH SOLD OUT
JUL 22 – Goldfields Arts Centre, KALGOORLIE
JUL 24 – Entertainment Centre, BUNBURY
JUL 25 – Entertainment Centre, ALBANY
AUG 5 – Memorial Hall, BELLINGEN
AUG 06 – Eltham Hotel, ELTHAM SOLD OUT
AUG 07 – Soundlounge, GOLD COAST SOLD OUT
AUG 8 – Imperial Hotel, EMUNDI
AUG 13 – Paranaple Arts Centre, DEVONPORT
AUG 14 – Theatre Royal, HOBART
AUG 16 – Woodville Town Hall, ADELAIDE NEW SHOW
Image by Em Jenson

