TOVE LO: ESTRUS TOUR HEADING TO AUSTRALIA IN MARCH 2027

TOVE LO: ESTRUS TOUR HEADING TO AUSTRALIA IN MARCH 2027

Swedish pop provocateur Tove Lo is heading to Australia in March 2027 with her ESTRUS TOUR set to take in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.

“I love going down under 💦🖤 Australia I’m coming back!
It’s gonna be sweatier, dirtier and more emotional than ever 🩸🔪🐈‍⬛
love u xxx”

The ESTRUS TOUR will celebrate the release of Tove Lo’s sixth album of the same name, dropping worldwide on Friday 18 September. The global tour kicked off in Nashville on 15 September and will visit cities in the US (supported by Mallrat), Canada, Mexico, UK and Europe over the coming months.

Joining Tove Lo as support on all Australian tour dates is SALTY, one of the country’s most exciting emerging pop voices. Following her breakout debut EP the other side and standout track “See U In 3”, SALTY has continued to build momentum with singles “Touch Grass” and “The Eye”, delivering sharp songwriting and infectious hooks that turns life’s messiest moments into pop hooks worth singing and dancing along to.

Few artists have redefined the emotional possibilities of modern pop as completely as Tove Lo. With a diaristic style and a defiant openness around sex, addiction and vulnerability, she has become both a pop outlier and a generational touchstone with global hits such as “Habits (Stay High)”, “Talking Body”, “Cool Girl”, “Disco Tits” and “Glad He’s Gone” and a devoted audience drawn to her unfiltered perspective.

ESTRUS (meaning female mammal in heat) dives into an even deeper, uncharted level of honesty. Inspired by The Knife, Robyn and much of the Swedish indie dance music she grew up on, Tove Lo recorded the propulsive electro-pop of ESTRUS with her longtime collaborator Ludvig Söderberg, alongside Elvira Anderfjärd and Luka Kloser (Addison Rae), and includes a standout collaboration with internationally acclaimed Belgian-born artist, writer, producer and designer, Stromae. The album was recorded in LA, Stockholm, and in a small fishing village in Sweden where she spent summers as a child and where she also made parts of Dirt Femme. Returning there brought everything back: “growing up, being depressed, struggling with my eating disorder, going through breakups, family drama, loss, everything.” To get to the core of herself, she realized she had to return to where she was first formed. That messy younger self is still accessible to her, now refracted through time.

Fans can look forward to a setlist that includes already released ESTRUS bangers “I’m your girl right?”, “des fleurs” and most recent release “DNH”.

Get ready for an emo chic live moment with Tove Lo!

TOVE LO – ESTRUS TOUR – AUSTRALIA

Mon 1 March – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
Wed 3 March – MCA, Melbourne
Fri 5 March – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
Sun 7 March – Ice Cream Factory, Perth

ABOUT TOVE LO
Few artists have redefined the emotional possibilities of modern pop as completely as Tove Lo. With a diaristic style and a defiant openness around sex, addiction, and vulnerability, she has become both a pop outlier and a generational touchstone, earning global hits and a devoted audience drawn to her unfiltered perspective.

Lo first broke through with her platinum-certified 2014 debut Queen of the Clouds, powered by the triple-platinum “Habits (Stay High)” and double-platinum “Talking Body”, immediately establishing her raw edge on a global scale. She has since balanced chart success with cult credibility, collaborating across genres with artists like Nick Jonas on “Close,” Flume on “Say It,” and Charli XCX, Alesso, Coldplay, and Major Lazer, while also emerging as a sought-after songwriter for Lorde, Zara Larsson, and co-writing Ellie Goulding’s “Love Me Like You Do.” Her subsequent albums — Lady Wood (2016), Blue Lips (Lady Wood Phase II) (2017), and Sunshine Kitty (2019) — expanded her emotional and sonic palette, the latter earning year-end acclaim and a GRAMMY® nomination for “Glad He’s Gone.” More recently, she sharpened her perspective on femininity and independence with Dirt Femme, while continuing to explore club-driven intimacy on the collaborative HEAT EP with SG Lewis, reaffirming her place as a pop provocateur and restless creative force.

ESTRUS, her sixth album and emo chic moment, pushes that emotional candor even further, leaning into the contradictions that have long defined her work — euphoria and melancholy, desire and doubt — without trying to resolve them. Balancing visceral, body-moving production with sharply observed writing, it captures the full spectrum of feeling in real time. Rather than offering answers, Lo stays inside the mess, continuing her core mission: making people feel everything all at once.

 

 

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