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Blondshell have announced their return to Australia for their first-ever headlining tour of the country. The LA-based indie-rock project, founded and fronted by singer-songwriter Sabrina Teitelbaum, is currently on a world tour for its recently-released second studio album, If You Asked For A Picture. The list of Australian tour dates, as well as on-sale ticketing information, can be found below.

“I’ve been wanting to go back to Australia since we were there at the beginning of 2024,” said Teitelbaum in a press statement. “It’s so far away, so we don’t get to go enough and it makes it so special when we do get the chance. I’m really excited.” Serving as support for the whole tour will be Total Tommy, who released her debut studio album Bruises back in January 2025.

Teitelbaum and co. first visited Australia in early 2024, performing at that year’s Laneway Festival alongside the likes of Stormzy, Steve Lacy, Dominic Fike, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Dope Lemon and AJ Tracey. Blondshell also played select headlining shows in Sydney and Melbourne following the festival’s conclusion, with special guests The Belair Lip Bombs opening at both shows.

Blondshell – ‘T&A’

If You Asked For A Picture was released on Friday, May 2nd via Partisan Records. Produced by Yves Rothman – who also produced the project’s self-titled 2023 debut album – the release was flanked by five singles between August 2024 and April 2025. They were, in chronological order: ‘What’s Fair’, ‘T&A’, ‘Two Times’, ’23’s A Baby’ and ‘Event Of A Fire’. The album charted in both Scotland and the UK.