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Gracie Abrams is taking The Look at My Life Tour to Australia. The Grammy-nominated singer has announced a new series of shows across the country for July and August 2027, with British singer-songwriter Arlo Parks joining her as a special guest.

Sharing the news on social media, Gracie Abrams expressed her excitement about bringing the tour to Australia and performing alongside Parks. “The Look At My Life Tour AUSTRALIA!!!!!!!! With genius angel @arloparks – I can’t believe it,” she wrote, confirming the collaboration for the upcoming dates.


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The Australian leg will begin on July 27, 2027, at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena before continuing through the country and concluding in Sydney at the Afterpay Arena on August 6. The announcement adds another international leg to a tour that has already expanded across North America and Europe.

Tickets will be available through an artist presale and a subsequent general sale. Fans can register at gracieabramsau.com to receive early access, with registration providing a unique presale code by email. The artist presale is scheduled for November 18, while tickets will go on general sale on November 20.

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The tour supports Abrams’ new album Daughter from Hell. The record became her first No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Produced alongside longtime collaborator Aaron Dessner, the 16-track original edition has since been expanded with a deluxe release scheduled for November 20, adding five songs: “Here You Come, There You Go,” “Lost In It,” “Crazy Girl,” “Love Letter” and “Out of Nowhere.”

Gracie Abrams has also continued to expand the tour’s schedule following its initial announcement. On November 2, she revealed an additional Austin concert for February 6, 2027, featuring Ashe and girlsweetvoiced. The show joins a wider itinerary that begins December 2, 2026, in Denver and spans 64 dates across North America and Europe before the newly announced Australian performances.

See all Australian dates below.

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