Noah Cyrus to tour Australia in November 2025, showcasing new album “I WANT MY …”

September 23, 2025 0

Noah Cyrus has scheduled a return to Australia in November for an intimate tour promoting her latest album, “I WANT MY LOVED ONES TO GO WITH ME.” The young artist is set to kick off her East Coast tour at Melbourne’s Palais Theatre on November 20th, followed by performances at Sydney’s Roundhouse on November 23rd and Brisbane’s Fortitude Music Hall on November 24th. In addition, she will make an appearance at Kiama’s Changing Tides Festival on November 22nd.

Cyrus’s new album delves into Americana, indie folk, and country genres, incorporating instruments like pedal steel, banjo, mandolin, and dulcimer to complement her distinctive vocals. Produced in collaboration with Mike Crossey and PJ Harding, the album is deeply rooted in her family history. A track titled “Apple Tree” features her late grandfather Ron Cyrus reciting a hymn written by her great-grandfather Eldon Lindsey Cyrus, while she revives her father Billy Ray’s earliest song titled “With You.” The album also includes collaborations with her brother Braison on “Don’t Put It All On Me” featuring Fleet Foxes’ Robin Pecknold, along with guest appearances from Blake Shelton and Ella Langley.

In a statement about the album, Cyrus expresses her desire for fans to connect with a sense of comforting nostalgia and emotional resonance. She aims to convey a message of connecting with the past while remaining present, believing that music has the power to achieve this balance. Her live performances are known for their raw emotion and transformative energy, showcasing her growth as a performer from various international music festivals to her upcoming tour in Australia.

Tickets for Noah Cyrus’s Australian tour will be available for purchase starting from September 26th. Fans can anticipate a moving and personal experience as Cyrus brings her blend of Americana, folk, and country music to the stage. Each performance promises to be both intimate and commanding, reflecting the artist’s dedication to connecting with her audience on a profound level.

Noah Cyrus’s Australian tour dates include:
– Thu 20 Nov 2025 – Palais Theatre, Melbourne
– Sat 22 Nov 2025 – Changing Tides Festival, Kiama
– Sun 23 Nov 2025 – Roundhouse, Sydney
– Mon 24 Nov 2025 – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane

Don’t miss this opportunity to witness Noah Cyrus’s emotional and captivating performances live on stage this November.

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