Tash Sultana

Tash Sultana has kicked off 2025 with undeniable force. Fresh off the release of their Return To The Roots EP, the multi-instrumentalist stormed through a 14-date U.S. tour, reigniting crowds across eight states with their trademark, high-voltage performance. That momentum continued with the recent announcement of their first Latin American headline tour since 2018, and now, Tash is finally coming home.

Tash has locked in their first Australian headline shows in over six years, hitting Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney this October. Local audiences will get their first taste of Return To The Roots live, alongside the fan favourites that helped shape a global phenomenon.

Return To The Roots is more than just a title - it’s a creative recalibration. A fierce, unfiltered return to the spontaneity and soul that ignited Tash’s meteoric rise nearly a decade ago. The EP is a reminder of the raw magic that happens when music is made with nothing but passion and purpose.

Since its release, the EP has gained significant traction, earning rotation on triple j, topping the AMRAP Metro Charts, and landing across major DSP playlists including Spotify’s The Local List and Apple Music’s Heaps Indie.

The response from media has been equally powerful, with support pouring in from ABC News Breakfast TV, Today Extra, Secondz, triple j’s Home & Hosed, Airing Your Dirty Laundry, Introducing with Tim Blackwell, Triple M Homegrown, HIT Drive with Carrie & Tommy, and coverage across Newscorp and the West Australian, including a dedicated cover feature. The project has also drawn praise from Rolling Stone Australia and This Song Is Yours, with Milk & Honey spotlighted as a standout single.

Tash’s return to the Australian stage this October is more than a tour - it’s a reconnection. A moment to celebrate growth, evolution, and the creative fire that continues to burn at the heart of one of Australia’s most singular artists. With the power of a bold new release behind them and an army of fans ready to welcome them home, Tash Sultana’s East Coast tour promises to be nothing short of electric.