Alt-pop sensation Remi Wolf returns to Australia for highly anticipated headline dates across December, with special guest Leyla Ebrahimi.
Her return follows standout headline dates and a Laneway Festival debut in 2024, and a groundbreaking 2023 run supporting Paramore across Australia and New Zealand. The singer-songwriter will also perform on all dates at the 2026 edition of Spilt Milk Festival.
If Remi Wolf’s first two albums, 2021’s Juno and 2024’s Big Ideas, were in technicolour, Mud is more neutral, earthy and grounded. It’s still colourful, as Wolf tends to be, but the newly 30-year-old singer has been on a journey of rooting herself more firmly in the ground. Across eleven songs, Mud expands on the world introduced by the lead single 'Twiggy', refining her boundless musical imagination into a collection of songs that are warmer, more spacious, and deeply human without sacrificing the adventurous spirit that has always defined her work.
Emerging from a moment of still, following an extensive run of touring with stints on Halsey, Paramore and Olivia Rodrigo’s arena tours and headlining bigger rooms on her own in between, Mud became the cornerstone of her reset, setting the tone of how what she wanted to say and how she wanted to make music.
With a fresh sense of clarity, the album marks a pivotal moment in Wolf's career. Having established herself as one of contemporary pop's most singular voices with tracks like RIAA and ARIA gold certified 'Photo ID', 2021's 'Sexy Villain' and 2024's 'Cinderella' - generating over 1 billion streams globally - she has earned a devoted global following through her fearless songwriting, electric live performances and unmistakable artistic vision.
Having been championed and celebrated by the likes of Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, NPR, Variety and Billboard, performing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and on global festival stages including Coachella, Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo, as well as a viral cover of 'Valerie' for triple j's Like A Version, the Mud era of Remi Wolf is her most self-assured yet. Now returning to Australia in 2026, the alt-pop favourite will bring her musical prowess and unforgettable live presence to debut this exciting creative chapter, with anticipated headline dates this December.