15 January 2018 - 0 Comments
On the cusp of his sold-out Sydney Opera House performance
tomorrow evening, Frontier Touring are delighted to announce that
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Sam
Smith will return to New Zealand on his The Thrill Of It All World Tour this November.
Taking his acclaimed sophomore album The
Thrill Of It All (out now via Capitol Records/Universal Music NZ)
on the road, Smith will perform five arena shows across our fine shores in what
will be his first AU & NZ tour in three years.
Upon its release last November, The
Thrill Of It All debuted at the top of the charts in the United
Kingdom, United States and New Zealand and at #2 on the ARIA Album Chart, and
has already gathered more than 2.1 million album sales worldwide.
‘The second LP from
English retro-soul powerhouse Sam Smith doubles down
on the magnificent, gender-nonconforming voice he showcased on his 2014 debut,
In the Lonely Hour. The
results knight one of the mightiest, most expressive
singers of his generation.’ - Rolling
Stone
‘Thank you to the gentleman who trampled Sam Smith’s heart since the last time
we shared his suffering. Your loss is our gain.’ - Herald Sun
First rising to fame after featuring on Disclosure’s smash hit Latch, Smith has gone from
strength-to-strength since the release of 4x Platinum (NZ) debut album In The Lonely Hour (2014)
and James Bond theme Writing’s On The Wall winning an array of
awards including an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, three Brit Awards, three
Billboard Music Awards and four Grammys, among others.
Dedicating the past few years to performing to sold-out audiences across the
globe and honing his songwriting talent in the studio, Smith’s return to
recorded music in late 2017 with single Too Good At Goodbyes was welcomed with open
arms.
‘Smith’s magical,
tragical voice is its own kind of classicism’ – Variety
‘It’s been a long wait since 2015, but if the rest of his upcoming album is as
moving
as this new song, it has certainly been worth it.’ - Vulture
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