2024 marks the eagerly anticipated release of Troy’s latest studio album “Between the Fires.” Embarking on a national tour, this marks a significant return to the stage for Troy, his first solo tour since 2019. Expressing his excitement about hitting the road, he shares, “I love getting out to smaller towns as we tour the country. Places like Bairnsdale, Noojee, Coutts Crossing, and SW Rocks hold a special place in my heart, so including them in our journey around the country in 2024 is important to me. I can’t wait to get back on the road.”

Troy’s 12th studio album, “Between the Fires,” was recorded at his late Mum’s house in NNSW, creating a powerful collection of songs and stories.

An important part of the Between the Fires tour will be bringing through the next generation of music makers who will be opening each and every show on his way through. Troy has had many champions who supported him throughout his career which is something he has never forgotten. “The experience that I was given in my early years was so important to my touring career, life lessons I still carry with me.”

With a career spanning over three decades, Troy is a proud Gumbaynggirr/Bundjalung man, inheriting a rich tradition of storytelling. His passion lies in penning narratives about the Australian landscape and its essence, a driving force that has shaped his remarkable career.

Accolades have flowed consistently throughout Troy’s career, including 40 Golden Guitars, 5 ARIA’s, 3 APRA Song of the Year awards, 9 Deadlys (Australian Indigenous Artist Awards), and 4 CMAA Entertainer of the Year awards. Troy has also claimed 2 NIMAs (National Indigenous Music Awards) and was honoured as the 50th inductee into the prestigious Australasian Roll Of Renown in 2017. Boasting numerous gold and platinum albums, he has achieved a remarkable 32 Number 1 chart singles.

Troy’s songs serve as the backdrop to the everyday triumphs, struggles, and celebrations of Australians, resonating from small towns to bustling cities across the nation. As he takes the stage once again, Troy continues to weave his musical tapestry, connecting with audiences through the timeless art of storytelling.

Support is Carla Geneve
In her prolific but (so far) short career Carla Geneve has twice been crowned West Australian Song of the Year, and swept seven WA Music Awards in three years. Her national recognition includes garnering two Australian Live Music Awards and the Vanda & Young Emerging Artist Prize. Her debut album ‘Learn To Like It’ garnered an Australian Music Prize nomination, while her 2023 release “Hertz” secured critical praise and was Australian National radio Double J feature album, as well as it being listed by the same station as number 35 of the best albums of 2023.

Carla Geneve is a must-see all around powerhouse, with raw vulnerability and storytelling prowess.

THEATRE MODE:
Fully Reserved Seating
Licensed All Ages – Patrons under 18 can only attend with a parent/guardian (over 18) with a valid ticket. Infants not admitted. Recommended 16+

TICKETS:
Admit: $66.30
Child: $29.60
VIP Meet & Greet: $96.85 – (M&G check in 4.45pm, M&G starts 5.00pm)
(Plus Transaction Fee)

PLEASE NOTE:
Balcony seating is only accessible via the stairs. No disabled access.
Entry is entirely at the discretion of the Licensee.
Bag checks are required prior to entry.
No external food or drinks are permitted in the venue.
Cameras are strictly prohibited.
Smoking including the use of Vapes and E-Cigarrettes is strictly prohibited = instant eviction.