Australian<\/strong> arena dates for next year.<\/p>\nThe Australasian leg of the Bad Guy hit-maker\u2019s Happier Than Ever<\/strong>, The World Tour finishes in Perth at RAC Arena<\/strong> on September 29 after performances in Auckland, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.<\/p>\nThe tour announcement comes hot on the heels of confirmation Eilish will headline the Friday night of iconic UK musical festival, Glastonbury, next year.<\/p>\n
The seven-time Grammy Award winner born Billie Eilish Pirate Baird O\u2019Connell will be the youngest solo artist to headline the event.<\/p>\n
The superstar\u2019s first visit to WA since mid-2019, when she played a relatively intimate show to around 3200 fans at Fremantle Arts Centre, follows the release of her second studio album, Happier Than Ever in July.<\/p>\n
The album topped charts throughout the world, repeating the incredible success of Eilish\u2019s 2019 debut When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?<\/p>\n
The Californian artist\u2019s first long-player won five Grammys, including the so-called \u201cbig four\u201d awards of record, song and album of the year plus best new artist.<\/p>\n
The then 18-year-old made history as not only the youngest person to win the top gongs but also the first artist to sweep all four since Christopher Cross in 1981.<\/p>\n
Since scoring her first ARIA Top 10 single three years ago with Lovely, featuring R&B star Khalid, Eilish has racked up an impressive 11 more Top 10 hits in Australia, including Bury a Friend, When the Party\u2019s Over, the chart-topping Bad Guy and Grammy-winning James Bond theme No Time to Die.<\/p>\n
Happier Than Ever was recorded during lockdown with her older brother Finneas O\u2019Connell, who co-writes and produces her songs.<\/p>\n
The 24-year-old, who releases his debut solo album The Optimist this month, also tours as part of her live band.<\/p>\n
Eilish has recently resumed proper touring, performing at major festivals such as the Governors Ball in New York City and Austin City Limits in Texas.<\/p>\n
Tickets to her Australasian concerts, which are all-ages events, go on sale on October 15, with pre-sales starting on October 11.<\/p>\n
BILLIE EILISH: HAPPIER THAN EVER, THE WORLD TOUR<\/h3>\n
2022 AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND DATES<\/p>\n
Spark Arena, Auckland: September 8<\/p>\n
Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney: September 13<\/p>\n
Brisbane Entertainment Centre: September 17<\/p>\n
Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne: September 22<\/p>\n
RAC Arena, Perth: September 29<\/p>\n
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Billie Eilish announces 2022 Australian tour<\/h2>\n\n\nBook in an evening with Billie Eilish! She’s back on Aussie shores in September, 2022.<\/h4>\n
The 19-year-old superstar and her brother\/producer FINNEAS are making their fourth trip Down Under, headlining all ages arena shows around the country as part of a world tour behind her candid, complex second album Happier Than Ever.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s just gonna be crazy. It\u2019s gonna be jumping and screaming and getting low,\u201d Billie says of the upcoming shows. \u201cIt\u2019s gonna be so much fun. I cannot wait.\u201d Us either!<\/p>\n
Billie has renewed her partnership with sustainability org REVERB to make these Australian shows climate positive \u2013 \u201celiminating significantly more emissions than the tour creates.\u201d Fans can also attend Billie Eilish Action Village stations at each date, focussing on climate action and climate justice opportunities.<\/p>\n
Tickets are up for grabs Friday 15 October at 11am local time (except Melbourne, on sale 12pm local time). And there’s a few presales happening from 11 October.<\/p>\n
View all the dates below and more info here.<\/p>\n
Billie Eilish Happier Than Ever Australian Tour 2022<\/h3>\n
Tuesday 13 September \u2013 Qudos Bank Arena: Gadigal Land, Sydney NSW
Saturday 17 September \u2013 Brisbane Entertainment Centre: Jagera Turrbal, Brisbane QLD
Thursday 22 September \u2013 Rod Laver Arena: Wurundjeri Land, Melbourne VIC
Thursday 29 September \u2013 RAC Arena: Whadjuk Nyoongar Nation, Perth WA<\/p>\n
Last month, Billie made a welcome return to the live stage, proving she’s capable of carving intimate, ballad-y moments with enormous crowds as much as whipping them into a frenzy with her inventively dark bops.<\/p>\n\n\n
Billie Eilish Performs Emotional “Happier Than Ever” in Central Park<\/h3>\n\n\n\n