Tina Arena Makes Triumphant Return with 30th Anniversary National Tour

A Milestone Celebration for Australian Music Icon

Australian music icon Tina Arena is set to make a triumphant return to the stage with her 2025 ‘Don’t Ask Again’ Tour, which will celebrate the 30th anniversary of her album ‘Don’t Ask.’

Following her successful recent concerts across Australia, including performances at the Seppeltsfield Winery and Sydney Opera House Forecourt, the tour will take place in April and May 2025, covering major cities including Perth, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide.

Recent Performances and Recovery

Arena has already been actively performing, having recently appeared with Katy Perry at the 2024 AFL Grand Final in September and at the Sydney Opera House in early December. This follows a period where she had to cancel her world tour in 2023, describing it as a “tremendously difficult decision” made to “honour my body and prioritise my healing” with a promise to return stronger.

The Don’t Ask Legacy

The groundbreaking album ‘Don’t Ask,’ released in 1994, established Arena as a global star with timeless hits including ‘Chains,’ ‘Wasn’t It Good,’ and ‘Sorrento Moon (I Remember).’ The album has become one of Australia’s highest-selling albums of all time and remains a defining moment in Australian music history.

What Fans Can Expect

The ‘Don’t Ask Again’ Tour is being described as more than just a concert – it’s a love letter to her loyal fans who have embraced her as a national treasure. Arena will be backed by a world-class band, showcasing her signature powerhouse vocals.

Tickets for this momentous tour will be available through pre-sale from December 12th, with general public sales beginning December 13th. Fans can secure their tickets through her official website.