Eliza Hull returns to the stage this August for a series of intimate headline shows, performing brand new material with her full band.

Following the release of her acclaimed new single Hotel Room, Hull brings her cinematic, emotionally charged songwriting to exclusive performances in Melbourne and Castlemaine. Rich with atmosphere and unflinching honesty, these shows offer a rare opportunity to experience new music from an artist entering a bold and exciting new creative chapter.

Over the past few years, Hull has established herself as one of Australia's most distinctive songwriters, crafting songs that explore identity and desire with remarkable depth and vulnerability. Her 2023 EP Here They Come was praised by Double J as part of their Best New Music, while her haunting reimagining of Silverchair's Tomorrow for Playing Gracie Darling captured national attention, including praise from Daniel Johns himself.

Alongside her music career, Hull is an acclaimed writer and disability advocate. Earlier this year she was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for her contribution to music and disability advocacy.

These headline shows arrive fresh off the back of a Victorian tour with Sarah Blasko and recent dates supporting Dan Sultan, marking another exciting chapter for one of Australia's most compelling and captivating artists.

Don't miss the chance to see Eliza Hull up close as she shares new songs, old favourites and the stories in between.

“Eliza Hull has returned with one of the most emotionally powerful songs of her career.” / “Hull remains one of Australia’s most respected and important artistic voices.” - AAA Backstage

"Eliza Hull has built a reputation for turning life's most complicated emotions into songs that feel both deeply personal and universally understood."

- Ramona Magazine, Freya Bennett

"one of the most beloved songwriters and important voices" - The Music, Emma Whines

"Ethereal sounds from one of Australia's most distinctive voices." - Sydney Festival

Eliza Hull - Live and Intimate