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After the huge success of her recent outdoor tour in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney—by popular demand, Tina Arena returns in 2025 for her encore “Don’t Ask Again” Tour, playing all her hits across the country in April/May.

Australia’s very own music icon will light up stages in an unforgettable celebration of her illustrious career including her chart-topping anthems to fan favourites spanning her decades of extraordinary success. Tina promises an intimate yet electrifying live experience marking the 30th Anniversary of her iconic album Don’t Ask. Released in 1994, the groundbreaking record cemented Tina as a global star, boasting timeless hits like Chains, Wasn’t It Good, and Sorrento Moon (I Remember). Don’t Ask became one of Australia’s highest-selling albums of all time and remains a defining moment in Australian music history.

The “Don’t Ask Again” Tour will be not only a concert; it’s a love letter to her loyal fans who have embraced her as a national treasure. Backed by her world-class band and signature powerhouse vocals, Tina will bring her timeless hits to life in a tour designed to captivate audiences young and old. This exclusive run of shows will take her to cities and regional hubs, this is your chance to witness a true Australian icon live on stage.

Don’t wait—tickets will sell fast! Secure yours and be part of this enchanting journey.

Reviews

Rating: 4 out of 5 based on 26 reviews
  • Pros and cons.

    by illy on 9/12/24Mornington Racecourse - MorningtonRating: 3 out of 5

    The show was absolute sensational. The artists were sensational. We enjoyed every minute of the performances that were on stage. The MC was great as well. I don’t like to be negative but we were in the premium entertainment area and it could’ve been organised a little bit better by marking out rows on the grass as people we’re being moved by security for making walk ways without them been marked as walkways then there were people leaving huge spaces between chairs where people could’ve actually been sitting. Also because the price of the tickets were quite expensive as it is for the average person, not allowing attendees to bring food is not fair as the prices for the food and the drinks was exorbitant $15 for a can of beer is outrageous or $21 for baked potato. That’s crazy. I believe the crowd should be given the opportunity to bring food in from home without being our bags checked.

  • Fabulous venue

    by Mozza on 3/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 5 out of 5

    I've been to a number of concerts now and I'm never disappointed. The entertainment was amazing, despite the rain. Food and drink prices are very reasonable. Very well organised.

  • VIP tickets

    by Lee on 3/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 2 out of 5

    The concert was good, although we ended up leaving before the main acts, Tina & Richard came on because we had been sitting on hard picnic tables for 6.5 hours & we weren't facing the stage, so we had to turn our necks to see it! Our tickets were supposed to be VIP & were expensive but our experience was horrible. We hardly got any food as people would rush the waiter & by the time he got to us, he had nothing left! Thus was for my hubby's birthday & leaving before the headline acts was heartbreaking but we couldn't stand sitting on a hard plank anymore! The Sandstone Point Hotel need to seriously look at what they deemed as a VIP experience because ours was far from it!!

  • OVERCROWDED VENUE

    by LMC on 3/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 3 out of 5

    The lineup was great so many different artists in one concert. Having never been to Sandstone for a concert before was looking forward to it and was very disappointed and I probably won't go again either. The Premium General area was way overcrowded and sitting on the little seats isn't good for older people in which you are attracting to the venue with older performers. It was poorly organised in the premium general area, and we were jammed in like sardines. I believe if you let people sit in normal fold out seats you would fit more people in as you wouldn't have to have your legs in front taking up more room. Food vendors and toilets should be both sides not all over the one side.

  • Overbooked

    by Andy on 2/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 3 out of 5

    Paid for premium general admission. Even though we arrived only 20 mins after gates opened virtually no room left save what developed into a walk way. Hundreds turned up after us and could not fit. Made for a tense and unpleasant experience with lots of arguments as so jammed in. Never again.

  • Tina Arena- Richard Marx- Kate Cebrano

    by Tina Arena- Richard Marx- Kate Cebrano on 1/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 5 out of 5

    A fantastic line-up of artists- a well organised event - from food-drinks- extra toilets-srcurity n police presence. The inclusion of the extra ability of ticket agebts manually loading tickets if download issues were established from lack of mobile access. Thumbs up to the event coordinators and Venue A+

  • Great lineup, unfortunate rules

    by Queen of Hearts on 1/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 4 out of 5

    The lineup was amazing, however the three things that always make events at Sandstone Point a little less enjoyable is 1. the low beach chairs - great if we were at the beach, rubbish when the majority of patrons are in their mid 40s and have to crawl onto the ground to sit 3 inches off it!; 2. The no umbrellas - rain ponchos are not effective at keeping people dry hence why so many people left halfway through Tina’s set; 3. No outside food - not everyone wants pizza or fried food. Let people bring in their own snacks and then paying $50 for a bottle of wine wouldn’t sting so much.

  • Sandstone Point - thankyou!

    by Unbelievable Show on 1/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 5 out of 5

    We go to a number of concerts and none of the venues compare to the venue at sandstone in terms of its ability to cater to an audience. The way the grass area is laid out on a slope. The bars, toilets food sound absolutely amazing. The show itself -bloody well done to all the artists thank you so much for bringing this remarkable show to us. Keep em comin!

  • Designated GA areas, another cash grab

    by Sez on 1/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 4 out of 5

    A great day. However, only Premium GA (red wrist bands) can access the stage area, and designated dancing areas to each side of stage. Disappointing, as it has changed the vibe of the venue.

  • Is Platinum worth it ?

    by Deb on 1/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 3 out of 5

    We booked 4 tickets in the Platinum package. We arrived at the time on the ticket to note that all the seats on the balcony were gone and our only option was inside and behind glass doors. It took us to request that the glass doors were open so we could experience the event not feel like we were in our loungeroom. After much energy we finally got them open which made it a much better experience. There was absolutely no care factor from staff/ management around making sure that everything was ok. Food was great. Some drinks weren’t even cold and told to drink over ice or choose something else. It is my view that if you are selling a platinum event that you make sure that you have enough seats on balcony to fit everyone or remove all that furniture and make it standing only for all. Needs a review before the next event.

  • Fantastic Experience

    by Coreena on 1/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 5 out of 5

    Well put together venue all round . Very organised. Music was great . Thank you .

  • Food truck set up

    by Not impressed on 1/12/24Sandstone Point Hotel - Sandstone PointRating: 3 out of 5

    Bad food truck set up, food was only in one area but drinks was in both!! Also toilets in one area!! I’ve been to heaps outdoors concerts but why only good trucks further away & in one area! Stage microphone playing up for some artists. Merchandise was lacking in choices! How do you run out of stubbie holders within an hour of gate being open? HIGH CHAIRS! They shouldn’t have been let in & allowed to be set up in the middle or set up in front of low chairs!! How they weren’t told?? As I was told no standing area in the sitting section by security guard but clearly can see high chairs visually in front of where I was standing (during a break) . Pathetic how you cannot bring in snacks/dips but don’t even sell these snacks in place!! Too strick venue without catering for what is missed …

  • Top Class Entertainment

    by Jenny on 25/11/24Seppeltsfield Barossa - SeppeltsfieldRating: 5 out of 5

    We arrived in time to hear 1927’s 2 major hits. They still sounded great. All of the acts were fabulous. They were worth every dollar. Richard Marx had a good rapport with the audience & has lost none of his star quality. Tina’s voice is still powerful. The security staff were friendly upon arrival & all needs were met - food, drinks, adequate toilets & even sun block for my friend’s bare arms. Access to facilities was easy due to maintenance of walkways.

  • Sound

    by Sue on 24/11/24Seppeltsfield Barossa - SeppeltsfieldRating: 1 out of 5

    The sound was very poor for the first couple of artists and slowly got better. It was hard to see the artists as they all wore black. Kate was great. I thought Tina choice of songs were disappointing. Overall very disappointed. I've been to a few shows there and this by far didn't meet my expectations, our group of 6 felt the same. I felt for my friends as I talked them into going.

  • Seppeltsfield 23/11/24

    by Mara on 24/11/24Seppeltsfield Barossa - SeppeltsfieldRating: 4 out of 5

    Pity Richard Marx has equipment issues, whoever runs that needs to be sacked....but ever the professional, he managed and smashed it out the park. Kudos also to Southern Suns and Kate Ceberano, but 1927 and Darly Braithwaite were disappointing.

  • Few sound issues and needed a screen

    by Jax on 24/11/24Seppeltsfield Barossa - SeppeltsfieldRating: 4 out of 5

    Loved the event but many of the acts included Richard Marx had sound issues. There should have been at least 1 screen as many were too far to see faces. It is an older crowd with many of us sight impaired so at least one screen would have been good. Loved the smaller crowd and there was lots of space. Quality of the food trucks were not great. But there were no long queues which was awesome.