Following a sold-out ‘WAITiNG FOR THE DAY REDUX TOUR 2026’, Bachelor Girl are embarking on their biggest tour yet — 30+ dates across Australia in 2027.
A bold reimagining of their debut ARIA-winning breakthrough album that launched them into Australian music history, ‘Waiting for the Day: Artist Sessions’ celebrates the Aussie duo's much-loved deep cuts and timeless hits including Buses and Trains, Treat Me Good, Permission to Shine and Lucky Me.
Live on stage with their powerhouse band, Tania Doko and James Roche reveal new arrangements, vocal artistry, cinematic textures and electronic flourishes, transforming these cherished songs and uncovering new emotional depths.
Stripped-back moments sit alongside soaring reinventions, bringing a contemporary, adventurous energy to the songs that defined a generation.
And beyond the music, Tania and James share stories from the making of their 2026 No.2 ARIA-charting album; the ambitious '15 tracks-15 artists' journey behind the Artist Sessions featuring some of Australia’s finest artists, including Delta Goodrem, Guy Sebastian, Jessica Mauboy and Darren Hayes.
A celebration of legacy. A fearless reinvention.
Bachelor Girl 2007 - full of fresh REDUX fire.
Music commences 7:30pm.
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