Bea Laus, better known by her stage name, beabadoobee, has taken the world by storm since making her debut in 2020 with her first album, Fake It Flowers. Now, fresh off headlining festivals and touring with Coldplay, and in anticipation of her fourth album, beabadoobee is coming to Australia on her biggest tour to date!
The show promises to be a mix of classic fan favourites as well as new hits from upcoming album Pylon, dropping on September 18, such as ‘Sun Has Set’, ‘Switchblade’ and ‘Memories’. Both the name album and that of the tour — named Powerlines — take inspiration from the electricity towers that the singer-songwriter saw while touring, and they symbolise her connection to loved ones during her absence.
As the rest of her body of work has done, this album promises to delve into the anxieties of young people, all set to an angstier, grittier sound than she had explored up until now.
Want to go to her show? We think you and a ticket to it make ‘the perfect pair’, so read on to find out how.
How to get tickets
Tickets for beabadoobee’s must-see show at the BEC will go on several pre-sales. On Tuesday, September 8 at 10am, PayPal userswill have 24 hours to get their tickets, and the artist pre-sale will take place on the same day. This will be followed by the Spotify pre-sale on Wednesday, September 9 at 10am.
The general ticket sale kicks off on Thursday, September 10 at 10am, so get your clicking fingers ready! You can get them here.
Using more than one device and/or browser could result in triggering bot protection, which would get you removed from the queue, and the same goes for VPNs, so keep that in mind while you hunt for your tickets.
Be careful not to refresh your browser and make sure you have your phone and bank details handy so you can make your purchase as quickly and smoothly as possible. You can get up to six tickets per transaction.
beabadoobee Powerlines Tour Australia dates
- Monday, March 15 — Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
- Thuerday, March 18 — Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
- Saturday, March 20 — Afterpay Arena, Sydney
