Regina Spektor announces theatre shows for Australia & New Zealand
New York virtuoso, Regina Spektor is delighted to announce her return to Antipodean shores. This will be Spektor’s first run of headline shows in Australia and New Zealand since 2010’s sold-out tour that introduced her music to a new legion of fans.
Spektor’s phenomenal voice has guided the way through a prolific catalogue filled with songs of satire, heartache and novelty, manifested in six critically acclaimed studio albums.
From heart wrenching tracks like Samson and Hero to songs that spread a smile across your face like Dance Anthem of the 80s and That Time, Spektor has the inherent ability to compose a masterpiece for every occasion.
The talented troubadour’s latest offering is her much anticipated sixth studio album, What We Saw From The Cheap Seats.
Those lucky enough to experience a live performance by Spektor see her songwriting process come alive. Her intuitive performances capture audiences in a series of piano notes, fanciful phrases and hand claps.
Fans across Europe got their first taste of new songs from What We Saw From The Cheap Seats like All The Rowboats and Don’t Leave Me (Ne Me Quitte Pas) as well as old favourites when the enchanting songstress took to the stage earlier this month.
Joining Spektor on her tour of Australia and New Zealand will be New York songwriter Only Son. Jack Dishel, the man behind Only Son, has lent his musical talents to many critically acclaimed performers over his impressive career, having previously performed with Nickel Eye, Stipplicon and The Moldy Peaches.
Only Son’s latest release ‘Searchlight’ sees Dishel collaborating with the likes of The Strokes, Of Montreal and Little Joy for an album that showcases his impeccable song writing talent. The album even features a duet written and performed with Spektor herself.
Spektor’s enchanting and exquisite performances are guaranteed to leave audiences inspired. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the magic for yourself this December.
Tickets and dates:
Mon 3rd Dec - Auckland, Town Hall - tickets from Buytickets
Thu 6th Dec - Brisbane, Convention Centre - tickets from Ticketek
Mon 10th Dec - Sydney, Opera House - tickets from Ticketmaster and the Sydney Opera House
Fri 14th Dec - Melbourne, The Plenary - tickets from Ticketmaster
Sun 16th Dec - Adelaide, AEC Theatre - tickets from Ticketek
Wed 19th Dec - Perth, Belvoir Amphitheatre - tickets from Ticketmaster
Spektor’s phenomenal voice has guided the way through a prolific catalogue filled with songs of satire, heartache and novelty, manifested in six critically acclaimed studio albums.
From heart wrenching tracks like Samson and Hero to songs that spread a smile across your face like Dance Anthem of the 80s and That Time, Spektor has the inherent ability to compose a masterpiece for every occasion.
The talented troubadour’s latest offering is her much anticipated sixth studio album, What We Saw From The Cheap Seats.
Those lucky enough to experience a live performance by Spektor see her songwriting process come alive. Her intuitive performances capture audiences in a series of piano notes, fanciful phrases and hand claps.
Fans across Europe got their first taste of new songs from What We Saw From The Cheap Seats like All The Rowboats and Don’t Leave Me (Ne Me Quitte Pas) as well as old favourites when the enchanting songstress took to the stage earlier this month.
Joining Spektor on her tour of Australia and New Zealand will be New York songwriter Only Son. Jack Dishel, the man behind Only Son, has lent his musical talents to many critically acclaimed performers over his impressive career, having previously performed with Nickel Eye, Stipplicon and The Moldy Peaches.
Only Son’s latest release ‘Searchlight’ sees Dishel collaborating with the likes of The Strokes, Of Montreal and Little Joy for an album that showcases his impeccable song writing talent. The album even features a duet written and performed with Spektor herself.
Spektor’s enchanting and exquisite performances are guaranteed to leave audiences inspired. Don’t miss the opportunity to witness the magic for yourself this December.
Tickets and dates:
Mon 3rd Dec - Auckland, Town Hall - tickets from Buytickets
Thu 6th Dec - Brisbane, Convention Centre - tickets from Ticketek
Mon 10th Dec - Sydney, Opera House - tickets from Ticketmaster and the Sydney Opera House
Fri 14th Dec - Melbourne, The Plenary - tickets from Ticketmaster
Sun 16th Dec - Adelaide, AEC Theatre - tickets from Ticketek
Wed 19th Dec - Perth, Belvoir Amphitheatre - tickets from Ticketmaster