P!nk heads into the great Aussie outdoors for massive Summer Carnival stadium tour in 2024

Ahead of the release of her new record Trustfall next week, P!nk has announced she is coming “home” to play a huge stadium tour.

Pink Trustfall album cover. Picture: Supplied

Pop superstar and concert acrobat P!nk will be literally soaring towards the stars when she brings her Summer Carnival tour to Australian stadiums next year.

The high-flying performer, who has broken box office records in our indoor arenas since 2009, is getting the party started outdoors in Australia for the first time with massive shows in February and March next year.

And the Cover Me In Sunshine chart slayer and husband Carey Hart, daughter Willow and son Jameson finally get to enjoy a summer in their “home away from home”, after spending the winter based here for her previous Australian tours.

P!nk and husband Carey Hart, Willow and Jameson Hart head to Australia next summer. Picture: Getty Images

“I am so excited to finally get a chance to tour Australia in the summer!” she said.

“I can’t wait to bring the Summer Carnival Tour to my home away from home, and smile and sing together until our cheeks hurt. Summer 2024 can’t come soon enough!”

The world tour opens in June in the UK and then heads to North America.

She plays her first Australian concert at Allianz Stadium on February 9 and then heads to McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle on February 13, Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium on February 16, Metricon Stadium, Gold Coast on February 20, Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on February 23, Adelaide Oval on February 27 and Optus Stadium in Perth on March 1.

P!nk will be hanging off something during her Summer Carnival shows. Picture: AFP

It is inevitable more shows will be rolled out to meet the enormous demand for tickets when they go on sale next week.

Australia is one of her biggest markets on the world tour map. P!nk forged a long-standing and strong bond with her legion of fans here with regular visits – and a sting of hit albums and singles – since launching her career with debut album Can’t Take Me Home in 2000.

In 2009 with the Funhouse tour, she claimed the record for the biggest arena tour in Australia with 58 shows in front of 660,000 people and each tour since has sold well in excess of half a million tickets.

Trustfall is out on February 17. Picture: Supplied

The Summer Carnival setlist will undoubtedly feature tracks from her upcoming new album Trustfall which is released worldwide on February 17.

She launched her new album with its debut single Never Gonna Not Dance Again, co-written with Swedish hitmakers Max Martin and Shellback, in November with the all-dancing, all-rollerskating, classic P!nk video.

She takes to the air once again on wires off a cliff and above the ocean in the stunning video for the album’s title track.

Fans should be careful when buying tickets to stick to official outlets. The first tickets will be available via the Telstra Plus pre-sale on February 13, followed by the My Live Nation pre-sale on February 16 ahead of general tickets from February 17.

For all ticketing details, go to livenation.com.au

Don’t miss Kathy McCabe’s exclusive P!nk interview this weekend.

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