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20 September 2021

Dua Lipa Announces 2022 ‘Future Nostalgia’ Dates For Australia & New Zealand

Dua Lipa Future Nostalgia Dates Australia
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Dua Lipa will be touring her 2020 album Future Nostalgia across Australia and New Zealand late next year.

Spread across November 2022, the singer will perform in Auckland, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. Support acts are yet to be confirmed. Tickets for the tour go on sale this Thursday (September 23) local time via Live Nation. Visit the artist’s official website for further information.

Earlier this month, Lipa announced a North American tour, kicking off in February with support acts including Megan Thee Stallion and Caroline Polachek. Her rescheduled UK and European dates will follow.

Dua Lipa’s Future Nostalgia was released in March last year. Typical of the critical responses was the NME’s review, which gave the album five stars, describing it as “a bright, bold collection of pop majesty to dance away your anxieties to… if only for a little while”.

“When she made this album, the musician couldn’t know just how awful a state the world would be upon it’s released. But that just makes her achieving her mission all the more important.”

Since releasing the album, Lipa has gone on to release an accompanying remix album with The Blessed Madonna and teamed up with Elton John for the track Cold Heart (Pnau Remix).

NME said of the record: “‘Club Future Nostalgia is less of a remix album, and more of a lovingly crafted mixtape. In among reworking of songs from Future Nostalgia are snippets and samples from pop classics (including Neneh Cherry’s Buffalo Stance and Gwen Stefani’s Hollaback Girl) and house and soul records.

Dua Lipa plays the following Future Nostalgia tour dates in New Zealand and Australia in 2022:

Wednesday 2 November – Auckland, Spark Arena
Saturday 5 November – Brisbane, Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Tuesday 8 November – Sydney, Qudos Bank Arena
Friday 11 November – Melbourne, Rod Laver Arena
Monday 14 November – Adelaide, Adelaide Entertainment Centre
Wednesday 16 November – Perth, RAC Arena

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