Secret Sounds has announced that Conan Gray’s upcoming Superache tour will be coming to Australia in November.

The singer will be making four stops down under throughout November: beginning in Auckland on November 13th, the singer will head to Brisbane and Sydney before finishing the tour in Melbourne on November 19th (see full dates below). This will be the pop star’s second time ever in Australia and will see him perform new tracks from his upcoming album Superache.

After getting his start releasing original demos on his YouTube channel at the age of 15, Gray’s career has skyrocketed. His 2020 debut album, Kid Krow, reached number five on the U.S. Billboard 200, and spawned the hit ‘Heather’, which earned Gray praise from none other than Sir Elton John for being the only artist on the Spotify Top 50 to have written the song entirely on their own.

Kid Krow‘s follow-up is expected to be even bigger. Superache is set for release on Friday, June 24th (pre-order here), and container huge singles like ‘Memories’, which has already amassed over 32 million Spotify streams since dropping in April.

The team behind Superache is packed with pedigree: Hot 100 Producer of the Year Dan Nigro produced and co-wrote 11 of the 12 tracks, fellow pop favourite Julia Michaels co-wrote three tracks, while Cirkut (The Weeknd, Katy Perry) produced ‘Disaster’.

Tickets for the Superache tour go on sale on Friday, June 24th ( the same day the album drops) at 9am local time via Secret Sounds. Presale begins before then on Wednesday, June 22nd at 9am local time.

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 Conan Gray Superache Australian Tour 

Sunday, November 13th
Spark Arena, Auckland, NZ

Tuesday, November 15th
Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane, QLD

Friday, November 18th
Hordern Pavilion, Sydney, NSW

Saturday, November 19th
Margaret Court Arena, Melbourne, VIC

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