Delta Goodrem has announced a major UK and European tour for February and March 2027, following the release of her new pop anthems Hologram and Eclipse. The Pure World Tour will begin at Glasgow’s SWG3 TV Studio on 18 February before travelling across the UK, Ireland and mainland Europe. The run will include shows in Manchester, York, Bath and London, followed by dates in Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, Vienna and Athens. The tour comes ahead of Goodrem’s forthcoming album Pure, with both Eclipse and Hologram offering the first taste of her next musical chapter.
Goodrem recently signed with Universal Music, Better Now Records and Electrola, beginning a new phase in a career spanning more than two decades. Her international momentum has continued to grow following her performance of Eclipse at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna. The track reached number one on the Australian AIR Independent Singles Chart and number 13 on the ARIA Top 20 Australian Artist Singles Chart. It also introduced the sound and direction of Pure, with further music expected ahead of the tour.
Goodrem is also set to appear as a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing this autumn, bringing her to an even wider UK audience before she returns for the tour next year.
Speaking about the announcement, Goodrem said every tour has its own heartbeat and that she can already feel how special this one will be. “Eclipse was the beginning of this new chapter, and it’s only the start of what’s to come,” she said. “It’s going to be epic, bringing together the songs people have grown up with and the brand-new music from Pure that tells the next part of the story.” She added that she cannot wait to fill the venues with “love, sing-alongs, and the power of music bringing us together at exactly the right moment,” before ending with the promise: “Gravity is optional.”
The announcement follows a recent run of sold-out underplay shows across the UK and Europe, with the 2027 tour moving Goodrem into larger venues across the region.
Delta Goodrem’s 2027 UK and European Tour Dates
18 February 2027 – Glasgow, SWG3 TV Studio
20 February 2027 – Brighton, Brighton Dome
22 February 2027 – Manchester, The Bridgewater Hall
23 February 2027 – York, York Barbican
24 February 2027 – Bath, The Forum
26 February 2027 – London, The London Palladium
1 March 2027 – Belfast, Limelight 1
2 March 2027 – Dublin, The Academy
4 March 2027 – Paris, La Cigale
5 March 2027 – Cologne, Live Music Hall
7 March 2027 – Amsterdam, Melkweg
9 March 2027 – Berlin, Huxley’s
10 March 2027 – Warsaw, Hybrydy
12 March 2027 – Munich, Muffathalle
13 March 2027 – Vienna, Arena
15 March 2027 – Hamburg, Fabrik
16 March 2027 – Oslo, Vulkan Arena
18 March 2027 – Athens, Gagarin 205
Goodrem first found international success with her 2003 debut album Innocent Eyes, which reached number one in Australia, the UK and Japan. It went on to become one of the highest-selling albums in Australian history. She has since sold more than nine million albums worldwide, achieved five Australian number-one albums and scored nine number-one singles. Her debut was certified 23-times platinum, while her wider career has included a World Music Award and recognition as ARIA’s Artist of the Decade in 2010.
Goodrem has also written and performed with artists including Celine Dion, Olivia Newton-John and Tony Bennett, while touring alongside Shania Twain, the Backstreet Boys and Andrea Bocelli.
At CultureCues, we were immediately excited by this announcement. The Pure artwork, with Delta covered in glitter, is giving major sparkle and we love that she is starting the tour in Glasgow. No Scotland, no party, as they say! The promise of new music alongside songs fans have grown up with should make this a special return. Gravity may be optional, but the sing-alongs feel guaranteed.
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Nikki Murray is a UK-based writer, screenwriter and founder & editor of CultureCues, covering film, television, music and pop culture. Her work focuses on storytelling and the moments shaping modern entertainment.