MAY-A Announces ‘Goodbye (If You Call That Gone)’ National Tour
[Thursday 29 January, 2026] Australian genre-defying singer-songwriter MAY-A is set to electrify audiences nationwide as she brings her Goodbye (If You Call That Gone) Tour to stages across Australia this April.
Just weeks out from the release of her debut album Goodbye (If You Call That Gone) on February 20 via Sony Music, (preorder/save), MAY-A is giving fans the chance to experience the full force of her exciting new era live. Defined by a potent mix of liberating vulnerability and unapologetic rage, the tour will showcase brand-new songs alongside fan favourites and hits that have defined her career so far.
Presented by I OH YOU, MG Live and triple j, MAY-A’s Goodbye (If You Call That Gone) Tour kicks off in Brisbane on Thursday 2 April at The Princess Theatre, then heads to Sydney on Thursday 9 April at Liberty Hall, followed by Melbourne at the Northcote Theatre on Friday 10 April, Perth’s Freo.Social on Friday 17 April and Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory on Saturday 18 April. Tickets go on sale Thursday 5 February at 10.00am local time, with MG Live presale commencing Tuesday 3 February at 10.00am local time. Sign up for presale access here. All tickets and tour information via mg.live/MAY-A.
“MAY-A brings her authentic, confident and carefree attitude to the stage with an energetic pace from the get-go.” – The Music
“We felt like we were watching a MAY-A headline set unfold as she took control of the audience.” – BringTheNoiseUK“If MAY-A is the example of the future of Australian music, prepare for world domination.” – The Backbeat Podcast
It follows a landmark run for the ARIA Award–nominated singer-songwriter. Over the past few years, MAY-A has opened for UK band Glass Animals, delivered standout festival performances at Yours & Owls and Rolling Sets, and achieved a career-defining moment when Cyndi Lauper personally invited her onstage to perform Girls Just Want to Have Fun at her sold-out Sydney show. She also topped triple j’s Hottest 100 with Flume for their collaboration Say Nothing, which the pair went on to perform together at Coachella. And last night she took to the stage at the Australian Open with The Kid LAROI – further cementing her status as one of Australia’s most exciting live performers.
Don’t miss your chance to see MAY-A on tour as she unveils music from her new album Goodbye (If You Call That Gone). With the album landing February 20 and its already-released, powerful singles (I’m here for the) GIRLS, [REDACTED], Claws and Catching Up 2 U giving fans a taste of what’s to come, this tour marks the beginning of a bold new chapter. For more information about MAY-A’s national tour visit mg.live/MAY-A
