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Tash Sultana’s tour, originally scheduled for  March 2026, is being postponed by a year and will now take place from March 15 to 25, 2027. Tickets already purchased remain valid or can be returned to the original point of purchase.

Statement: “To everyone who had planned to attend my Europe and UK tour in March: I am sorry to inform you that the difficult decision has been made to postpone these shows. This decision was not taken lightly and stems from unforeseen vocal issues over the past few months, which ultimately culminated in a vocal cord hemorrhage. Consequently, doctors have strongly advised against undertaking a tour of this scale so soon after recovery. We have worked hard to find new dates for this tour, and I am happy to announce that it has been rescheduled for March 2027. Tickets already purchased remain valid. If you are unable to attend the new dates, refunds are available through your original point of purchase. My current shows in Europe and the UK this August will proceed as planned. Thank you for your understanding—I can’t wait to see you all again on my next visit to Europe.”
Some voices lodge themselves in your ears because they aren’t smooth—they have rough edges. Voices that tell a story before they even form words. Tash Sultana possesses just such a voice: warm yet raw, vulnerable yet powerful. Add to this a rare level of virtuosity—guitar, bass, saxophone, percussion—there is hardly an instrument Tash doesn’t master. Yet, Tash Sultana is not someone content with mere technical perfection; the music is defined by emotion, spontaneity, and freedom.
For nearly a decade, Melbourne-based Tash Sultana has been captivating audiences around the world. With over a billion streams, headline slots at major festivals, and sold-out arenas, Tash ranks among Australia’s most influential artists—all without ever conforming to genre boundaries. Folk meets funk, reggae meets jazz, and electronic beats blend with soulful melodies. It is a kaleidoscope of sonic textures that Tash creates using nothing but a loop station and boundless creativity.
Anyone who has seen Tash Sultana live knows these are no ordinary concerts. A solitary figure stands in the spotlight, surrounded by instruments, crafting soundscapes that feel like an entire cosmos. With breathtaking precision, Tash builds loops—layer upon layer—until the song rises up like a living organism. And then comes that moment when voice and melody permeate everything—raw, direct, and unmistakable.
These shows will be more than just concerts; they will be experiences. Anyone wishing to understand the true meaning of musical freedom should not miss this opportunity. For when Tash Sultana performs, something happens that defines great art: it defies explanation—and simply makes you feel.

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