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21 September 2026 – Suki Waterhouse Takes The Loveland Tour Down Under

By Editorial Team - September 21, 2026

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Suki Waterhouse in a sparkling fringed dress looking up before the Sydney Opera House at twilight.

Summary

Suki Waterhouse announces four December Australian headline dates for her Loveland Tour, launching at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt.

Key Facts

  • Suki Waterhouse announced a four-date Australian headline run for December 2026.
  • Tour opens at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt on December 8, followed by Brisbane, Adelaide, and Melbourne.
  • Supports her third studio album Loveland, with ticket presales opening September 23.
  • Entities: Suki Waterhouse, Loveland, Sydney Opera House, Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne, Australia
  • Tags: suki-waterhouse, loveland-tour, australian-tour, sydney-opera-house, indie-pop, tour-announcement

Australia is getting a December date with Loveland. Suki Waterhouse has announced four headline shows across the country as her Loveland Tour continues its international travels, beginning at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt on December 8 before moving to Brisbane's Fortitude Music Hall on December 9, Adelaide's Hindley St Music Hall on December 11 and Melbourne's Festival Hall on December 12.

For Waterhouse, it is a compact Australian run, but one built around venues substantial enough to underline just how far her musical career has travelled. The dates follow the release of her third album, Loveland, which arrived in July and provided the tour with both its name and its latest batch of material. Sydney is an especially eye-catching opening stop: there are worse backdrops for dreamy indie-pop and alternative music than the Opera House Forecourt.

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Ticket listings confirm the four-city itinerary, with presales beginning September 23. Waterhouse has long occupied that interesting territory where fashion, acting and music overlap, but the scale of the Loveland campaign increasingly makes the musical side of that equation difficult to describe as a side project. December's Australian shows should provide another useful test of that momentum.

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