Courtney Barnett

The acclaimed singer-songwriter will headline the Sydney Opera House's Concert Hall in her first Sydney gig in two years.
Libby Curran
April 20, 2018

Overview

It's been a couple of years since Sydney last enjoyed a live performance from Courtney Barnett, but this August, the acclaimed singer-songwriter will return to the harbour city for a show at a little venue called the Sydney Opera House.

She'll play her first headline show in the iconic venue's biggest space: the Concert Hall. Off the back of her second album Tell Me How You Really Feel, Barnett's set to tear up the stage with her signature indie-rock energy and a full band in tow. She'll perform all the hits from this forthcoming record, including 'Need A Little Time', 'Nameless, Faceless', and the just-released 'City Looks Pretty'.

Lauded as one of this century's most unique Aussie voices, Barnett's set a new tone with her latest work, following collaborations with the likes of Kurt Vile, The Breeders and long-term partner Jen Cloher.

The past few years have seen the musician absolutely killing it internationally, nominated for both a Grammy Award and a BRIT Award, and scooping up a bunch of other top honours, including the Australian Music Prize 2016, APRA's Songwriter of the Year, and four ARIA awards.

She'll perform on Saturday, August 25 as part of the year-round Sydney Opera House Contemporary Music Program. Tickets range from $54–74, with $20 standing room tickets available if you have a concession card or aged 20 or under.

Image: Pooneh Ghana. 

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