Arthur Hill is heading back Down Under in 2027, bringing his biggest headline run yet to Australia and New Zealand as part of the aptly named ‘Arthway Round The World’ tour.

The London-based singer-songwriter will play shows in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch before crossing the Tasman for dates in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. The tour follows his previous Stella AusTour shows and arrives with Hill’s profile considerably bigger than it was on his last visit.

The 26-year-old has built that rise around bright, witty pop that rarely disguises the more vulnerable writing underneath. His debut single ‘Tiny Room’ has passed six million streams, while 2022’s ‘Iced Coffee’ became an early viral breakthrough and generated more than three million TikTok creations.

Social media has certainly accelerated things. Hill has amassed more than 1.7 million TikTok followers and 315,000 on Instagram, but the numbers around the music increasingly stand on their own. ‘Hey Arthur!’ pulled in 160,000 streams during its first 24 hours in 2024 and has since sailed beyond six million.

That momentum fed into debut EP ‘In The Middle Of Somewhere’, released in January. Hill followed it with his first UK headline tour, where the regional dates sold out within five minutes and demand forced five of the eight shows into larger venues.

‘Arthway Round The World’ now takes that momentum considerably further from home. With eight stops across Australia and New Zealand, Hill’s 2027 return gives audiences who caught the earlier Stella AusTour shows the chance to see an artist arriving back with a much larger live operation behind him.

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