Tiarnie - Red Dirt to Blue Ocean NT Tour Darwin
Description
Writing songs at 2am on her floordrobe is how Tiarnie tries to make sense of the magical, messy moments of her 20's. Tiarnie is a singer, songwriter, guitarist, and most importantly - a storyteller. Growing up on a farm on the outskirts of Canberra/Ngunnawal Country, Tiarnie turned to songwriting as a form of therapy. An over-thinker, over-feeler and over-sharer, she has supported artists such as Kingswood, The Vanns, Ali Barter and The Rubens.
Tiarnie relocated to Alice Springs/Mparntwe to sink her bare feet into the red dirt in 2025. This new chapter of life in Central Aus is inspiring an era of music that is more introspective than ever. Living on Arrernte Country has reignited her passion for songwriting and music (something that was dissipating in the rat-race of the city life).
This September, Tiarnie is embarking on her biggest adventure yet, the Red Dirt to Blue Ocean NT Tour 2026. Between road tripping days screaming ABBA in the car, Tiarnie has planned an NT tour along the Stuart Highway, presenting intimate performances in Tennant Creek, Daly Waters, Katherine, Darwin, and finishing the tour with a home show in Mparntwe Alice Springs. Sharing her deeply personal yet universally relatable songs throughout NT, Tiarnie hopes to create safe spaces for shared experience, human connection and reflection.
Support by emerging local singer-songwriter Gracia. Gracia has performed as a soloist at the BEAT Festival as part of the Northern Territory Music School’s Vocal Uprising Program in 2024 and 2025. Gracia has recently had the honor to perform at the Northern Territory Young Achievers Awards as well as taking part in Darwin Musical Theatre’s recent production of Chicago as June.
This will be a very special show. Music should be accessible to everybody, so ticket prices are flexible to combat the cost of living crisis.
This tour has been made possible with the support from Creative Australia, Music Australia, and the Australian Government.
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