Beth Hart

No stranger to our Australian shores, Hart has been a regular visitor down under since her debut tour run several decades ago, with subsequent tours throughout the country all selling out in record time and her sets at Bluesfest being praised by both critics and fans.

Now, armed with her most recent release, ‘A Tribute to Led Zeppelin’, which sees the American singer-songwriter paying homage to twelve of the most iconic Zeppelin tracks of all time, Hart will once again decend upon Australia for a series of live shows in Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney in February 2024. “Australia, it always feels like it’s been too long since I’ve been fortunate enough to visit and perform in your beautiful country. Said Beth Hart, “I’m lucky enough that I’ve been able to tour across Australia several times, but in terms of really getting to know the people or culture – I haven’t been able to soak it in enough. I’m hoping to change that this time around!”

Born in Los Angeles, Beth Hart has released a fistful of hit albums through the ’90s, then reignited in the post-millennium as both a solo artist and the head-turning vocalist for guitar heroes like Slash, Jeff Beck, And Joe Bonamassa. The Times heralded her as “Extraordinary” and a once-a-generation voice box, while The Guardian praised her “daring, brooding and angry” performances.

But it’s in recent times that Beth has truly blossomed. In April 2015, she released Better Than Home, a critical and commercial smash that topped the iTunes Blues Chart and was crowned #4 Best Blues Album Of The Year by Mojo magazine, before going on to release several other acclaimed releases, including 2016’s ‘Fire On The Floor’, ‘Black Coffee with Joe Bonamassa’, 2019’s ‘War In My Mind’, ‘Live At The Royal Albert Hall’ and her latest offering – ‘A Tribute to Led Zeppelin’.