Tash Sultana reschedules 3Arena show

Australian multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and producer Tash Sultana has announced that their upcoming headline show at the 3Arena, Dublin, has been rescheduled to March 11, next year.

Sultana took to Instagram to announce that the UK and European leg of their tour has been postponed due to recent unforeseen complications with their voice.

"To everyone who was planning on coming to my tour of Europe and UK in March, I'm sorry to share the difficult decision has been made to postpone this run of shows," said Sultana.

"This decision was not made lightly and is due to unforeseen issues with my voice over the past few months, culminating in a vocal haemorrhage. Off the back of this, doctors have strongly advised against a tour of this scale so soon into recovery."

Original tickets will remain valid, however, if fans are unable to attend the new dates, refund options will be available through their point of purchase. Remaining tickets are available here.

The tour follows the release of her newest EP, Return to the Roots.

Sultana began as a busker, first gaining recognition after posting a YouTube video of a 7-minute live performance of ‘Jungle’.

In 2021, after the release of their album Terra Firma, which was described as a "kaleidoscope of feel-good vibes", Sultana was interviewed by Hot Press. 

"I just want to write meaningful jams that I feel really good about, because then I know they're real. I don't let criticism bother me because I'm living my fullest, truest life," said Sultana.

Listen to Return to the Roots below: