Due to exceptional demand in the Frontier Touring Member presale, Missy Higgins adds an additional eight shows to “The Second Act” tour - ‘an anniversary tour with a difference’ to celebrate 20 years since her trailblazing debut, The Sound Of White. 

The eight new shows are:  

• Tuesday 9 April Canberra Theatre, Canberra 
• Saturday 13 April State Theatre, Sydney 
• Sunday 14 April State Theatre, Sydney 
• Saturday 20 April Concert Hall, Perth 
• Sunday 5 May Palais Theatre, Melbourne 
• Thursday 23 May QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane 
• Thursday 30 May Her Majesty’s Theatre, Adelaide 
• Sunday 16 June Newcastle Civic Theatre, Newcastle  

General onsale for all shows begins Wednesday 13 December, staggered times, see below. Tickets and tour information via frontiertouring.com/missyhiggins 

The Second Act Tour will see Missy touring theatres nationally next autumn in a special two act show. The first set each evening will include some brand-new songs, plus a few fan favourites from early in her career, all played in stripped back, acoustic mode. After an intermission Missy will then return with her full band to perform The Sound Of White in its entirety plus some of her other hits. It will see Missy returning to many of the same venues she first played when The Sound Of White exploded back in 2004.   

The Sound Of White is one of the biggest and most influential albums in Australian music history. The intensely introspective collection of yearning songs yielded bona fide classics like “Scar”, “Ten Days” and “The Special Two”. It has sold a million copies and received 6 ARIA Awards.  

The anniversary of this landmark release will be celebrated with a deluxe edition on CD and LP containing bonus live recordings of every song on the album plus newly expanded artwork. It will land on April 5, 2024. Physical releases available for pre-order here. The Sound Of White 20 Year Anniversary Edition will also feature a new track - “Cry Me A River”.   

Missy Higgins has been nominated for an extraordinary 26 ARIA Awards since being Unearthed by triple j way back in 2002. She remains one of Australia’s most popular live performers; playing to more than 200,000 Australians last summer across various outdoor events including dozens of huge gigs with Paul Kelly.