The Scottish singer-songwriter is returning to Australia and New Zealand in May 2026 for a milestone celebration.
KT Tunstall is set to tour her groundbreaking debut album Eye to the Telescope in its entirety, marking 20 years since the record that launched her international career.
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Eye to the Telescope became a global phenomenon following its December 2004 release, driven by hits like “Black Horse and the Cherry Tree” and “Suddenly I See”. The latter gained massive exposure as the opening track for The Devil Wears Prada, earning KT the prestigious Ivor Novello Award and becoming the soundtrack to a generation.
Additional tracks “Universe & U” and “Other Side of the World” found their way into popular culture through Grey’s Anatomy, helping the album achieve over 4 million sales worldwide and 5x platinum status.
KT’s recent stripped-back performances supporting Train across Australia earlier this year showcased her captivating stage presence. These anniversary shows will feature full band arrangements, highlighting her loop-pedal artistry and powerful vocals that make her live performances so compelling.
Tour dates
Australia:
- Perth: Tuesday 19 May, Astor Theatre
- Brisbane: Friday 22 May, Princess Theatre
- Sydney: Saturday 23 May, Metro Theatre
- Melbourne: Sunday 24 May, Northcote Theatre
- Adelaide: Wednesday 27 May, The Gov
New Zealand:
- Auckland: Friday 29 May, Powerstation
- Wellington: Saturday 30 May, Meow Nui
Reflecting on the anniversary, KT notes: “Over the years, I’ve been told the most amazing stories of what these songs mean to people all over the world, how they have kept them company through love and loss.” These special anniversary performances offer fans a rare opportunity to experience the complete album that defined an era of British music.
