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Thelma Plum announces ‘I’m Sorry, Where Is That?’ regional tour

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Taking her latest album I’m Sorry, Now Say It Back
to all corners of the country

Gamilaraay artist Thelma Plum is heading out on a mammoth Australian tour, hitting a stack of regional centres, along with Perth and Canberra on her ‘I’m Sorry, Where Is That?‘ tour. After launching her album I’m Sorry, Now Say It Backand selling out prestigious metro venues last year, Thelma will be bringing her mesmerising live set to some of the most beautiful (and remote) spots across the country.

TICKETS ON SALE TOMORROW

The 19-date tour will see Thelma and her band take to stages in PerthMargaret RiverWollongongCanberraAlburySunshine CoastByron BayCastlemaineBallaratBarwon HeadsGosfordPort MacquarieCoffs HarbourTraralgonFrankston and Shepparton. In addition, she’ll be playing festival sets at the Kimberly Moon Experience in WA’s KunnunurraBarunga Festival in Northern Territory and the renowned Dark Mofo in Tasmania’s Launceston.

Thelma says, “I am a country girl at heart, and I love touring, and I’m so excited to take my band out on this extended jaunt through the country. My album tour last year was so much fun and it didn’t seem fair to not try and visit as many places as we could. I can’t believe I actually get to go to some of these places and sing! What a dream!

Teaming up with the folks at triple j Unearthed, Thelma is handpicking emerging artists to join the tour as support openers at select shows. For more details about the Unearthed competition, head to triple j Unearthed.  Entries close May 5.

Renowned for her enchanting live shows, Thelma has been praised for her “commanding stage presence ” bringing both “introspection and intimacy” (Sydney Morning Herald). Fans will experience a swarth of selections from Thelma’s latest album I’m Sorry, Now Say It Back in live form, complimented with cherished tracks from her ARIA-charting discography like “Better in Blak”, “Homecoming Queen” and “Clumsy Love”.

In her own words, Thelma’s latest album was “created with love, heartache, forgiveness and care in mind” and includes beautiful tracks like “Hurricane”, “Nobody’s Baby”, “We Don’t Talk About It” and the Rolling Stone Best Single award winning “Freckles”.

Breaking ground with plenty of accolades under her belt, Thelma’s 2019 release Better In Blak became one of the most successful albums that year, earning her 7 ARIA nominations and spawning three Platinum singles and one Gold. The title track “Better In Blak” landed a top 10 of the triple j Hottest 100 that year, resulting in the highest ever placement for an indigenous artist at the time and also earned her the prestigious Vanda and Young ‘Song Of The Year’ award.

Catch Thelma Plum live in a town or city near you in May, June and July

Tickets on sale Wednesday 16 April here

For more information on the Thelma Plum x triple j Unearthed supports competition, head here

THELMA PLUM 

‘I’M SORRY, WHERE IS THAT?’ REGIONAL TOUR 

With special guests and triple j Unearthed opener* 

Tuesday 20 May*
Rechabites Hall
Perth WA

Wednesday 21 May*
The River Hotel
Margaret River WA

Saturday 24 May
Kimberly Moon Experience
Kunnunurra WA

Thursday 29 May*
Wollongong Uni
Wollongong NSW

Friday 30 May*
UC Refectory
Canberra ACT

Saturday 31 May
Beer Deluxe
Albury NSW

Saturday 7 June
Barunga Festival
Barunga NT

Wednesday 11 June
Dark Mofo
Launceston TAS

Friday 13 June
Kings Beach Tavern
Sunshine Coast QLD

Saturday 14 June*
Green Room
Byron Bay NSW

Thursday 19 June
Theatre Royal
Castlemaine VIC

Friday 20 June
Her Majesty Theatre
Ballarat VIC

Saturday 21 June*
Barwon Heads Hotel
Barwon Heads VIC

Thursday 26 June*
Drifters
Gosford NSW

Friday 27 June
Finnians
Port Macquarie NSW

Thursday 3 July
GPAC
Traralgon VIC

Friday 4 July*
The Pier
Frankston VIC

Saturday 5 July
Riverlinks
Shepparton VIC

TICKETS
Tickets on sale Wednesday 16 April
For more information on tickets and event details head here

Presented by Fidelity Corp and Select Music


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Mick Pacholli

Mick created TAGG - The Alternative Gig Guide in 1979 with Helmut Katterl, the world's first real Street Magazine. He had been involved with his fathers publishing business, Toorak Times and associated publications since 1972.  Mick was also involved in Melbourne's music scene for a number of years opening venues, discovering and managing bands and providing information and support for the industry. Mick has also created a number of local festivals and is involved in not for profit and supporting local charities.        

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