Billie Eilish Tickets

Billie Eilish is coming back to Australia! Billie is hitting our shores with a 12-show tour across the country from February to March 2025.

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Billie Eilish’s brand-new album, aptly titled HIT ME HARD AND SOFT, is out giving us plenty of time to memorise every lyric in time for the 2025 Billie Eilish Australian Tour. Tickets are already flying, and if this album is your new obsession, you’ll want to be ready to belt out every track when she hits the stage by securing yours.

General ticket sales kicked off on Friday, May 3, but at this point, the only way to secure your Billie Eilish Australian tour tickets is through our dedicated page here.

What are the Billie Eilish Australian Tour Dates in 2025?

Billie Eilish Tickets – HIT ME HARD AND SOFT: THE TOUR

Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane QLD

Tuesday, February 18 – GET TICKETS

Wednesday, February 19 – GET TICKETS

Friday, February 21 – GET TICKETS

Saturday, February 22 – GET TICKETS

Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney NSW

Monday, February 24

Tuesday, February 25

Thursday, February 27

Friday, February 28

Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne VIC

Tuesday, March 4 – GET TICKETS

Wednesday, March 5 – GET TICKETS

Friday, March 7 – GET TICKETS

Saturday, March 8 – GET TICKETS

A deep dive into feedback for Billie Eilish’s third studio album, 'Hit Me Hard And Soft'

Billie and her brother and creative partner, Finneas O’Connell, have poured heart and soul into this project. As Billie herself put it on Instagram, they’ve "put so much into this album and have never ever ever loved something more."

Following their massive success with 'What Was I Made For?' from the Barbie soundtrack, which snagged them their second Oscar earlier this year, expectations were high for this release. And it looks like Billie and Finneas have delivered in spades.

Critics are raving, with The Telegraph calling it "explicit, sapphic and her best work yet," while The Times described it as "confident and non-conformist." Variety's Chris Williams praised Billie for maintaining her "winning streak with the surprising and intimate" album, likening it to the transformative works of Beyoncé and Taylor Swift. Williams highlighted that this album, like those of her contemporaries, is something you want to lose yourself in because Billie knows how to build worlds with her music.

The NME’s Thomas Smith echoed these sentiments, describing the album as "bold, brilliant and somewhat brighter" than her previous work. He highlights how Billie explores her queerness and the emotional highs and relative lows of young adulthood, making this album deeply personal yet universally resonant. According to Smith, Billie has crafted an album that will hit harder than anything she’s done before in trying to create something true to herself.

High praise continues to roll in, with The Telegraph's Neil McCormick awarding it five stars, likening it to Joni Mitchell’s legendary 'Blue.' Meanwhile, The Times’ Will Hodgkinson noted Billie’s unique ability to blend past and present styles, tackling themes of coming out, body issues, and intense desire with a fresh and fearless voice. He points to the track "Skinny Skinny" as a poignant exploration of her struggles with body image, while "Blue" masterfully narrates the end of a relationship.

The Financial Times’ Ludovic Hunter-Tilney added that Billie’s complex relationship with fame energises the album. Tracks like "Lunch" use clever food imagery to discuss sex, contrasting sharply with the self-reflective "Skinny." This duality runs throughout the album, offering a rich listening experience.

The Independent’s Helen Brown lauded 'Hit Me Hard And Soft' as a "marvellous maze of music," giving it a perfect five stars. She highlights the title’s origin from a Pro Tool’s audio software kit, noting how it encapsulates the album’s ability to whisper and hit hard emotionally. The Guardian’s Alexis Petridis, while giving it four stars, appreciated the album’s complexity and its intention to be unravelled over time, a refreshing departure from the instant gratification often expected in today’s pop music landscape.

It’s time to grab tickets, Billie Eilish’s latest release showcases her narrative maturity and brings back the gothic allure that defined her debut. Billboard’s Hannah Daily remarks on the album’s darker undertones, from the macabre imagery in "Birds of a Feather" and "The Diner" to the melancholic hues in even its happiest moments. This blend of darkness and light ensures that 'Hit Me Hard And Soft' is an album that fans and critics alike will be dissecting and discussing for a while.

What is the deal with Billie Eilish’s song "The Diner" from her latest album?

A certain 'Hit Me Hard And Soft' track has got everyone buzzing, and for good reason. Billie Eilish Australia tickets are flying as Billie’s known for her deep and often dark lyrics, but she really outdid herself here.

First off, let’s set the stage. When Billie said she "put so much into this album and has never ever ever loved something more," she wasn’t kidding. 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' is packed with ten tracks that hit you right in the feels, with songs like "Lunch," "Blue," and "L'Amour De Ma Vie" making waves. But "The Diner" is the one everyone’s obsessing over. And rightly so.

So, what’s the deal with "The Diner"? Billie sings from the perspective of a stalker, which is chilling and incredibly poignant, given her own experiences with stalkers. If you’ve followed her journey, you know she’s had to deal with some scary situations, even filing restraining orders against at least three individuals.

In "Getting Older" from her 'Happier Than Ever' album, Billie touched on this with the lyrics: "There's a lot I'm grateful for / But it's different when a stranger's always waiting at your door." She expands on this in "The Diner," slipping into the mind of a stalker and narrating their disturbing obsession. Lines like "I came in through the kitchen lookin' for something to eat / I left a calling card so they would know that it was me" likely reference real-life incidents, like when Christopher A. Anderson broke into her family’s home in January 2023.

But the song gets even creepier towards the end. Billie sings, "I memorised your number, now I call you when I please," and then whispers a phone number: 310-807-3956. Naturally, fans were curious and dialled the number. What they got was a voicemail from Billie saying, "Hey, hey? Wait, I can’t hear you…Hello, hello? Hold on, let me call you back." 

If you save the number in your contacts, you can even message Billie on WhatsApp. You’ll get an automated reply inviting you to join her community for updates and messages. It’s a clever way to keep fans engaged and add an extra layer to the song’s eerie narrative.

Is Billie Eilish’s 'Hit Me Hard And Soft' a double album?

If you have a Billie Eilish concert ticket, you’ll want to know about a juicy Eilish fan theory that’s been making the rounds, and it's a fun/exciting one to dive into for those with Billie Eilish Australian tour tickets.

At the end of 'Hit Me Hard And Soft,' Billie teases with the line, “But when can I hear the next one?” This has sent fans into a frenzy, sparking speculation that another album might be coming soon. Some think she’s just playing with us, poking fun at our insatiable appetite for her music, something she’s mentioned before. But others are convinced this line hints at something bigger, and that’s where the "Red/Blue Ilo Milo theory" comes in.

The theory revolves around the idea that Billie might drop two albums simultaneously. This idea comes from her love for the game Ilomilo, which features two tiny humanoid characters, one red and one blue. Billie even named a song after the game on her 'When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?' album.

'Hit Me Hard And Soft' has a strong blue theme, from the album art to a track literally named "Blue." Fans noticed that Billie’s Instagram profile shifted from red to blue, and she used to have red hair before her current black look. These clues have led some to believe that a second album, themed red, could be on the way, creating a red and blue, ilo and milo, album duo.

Another intriguing piece of this puzzle is the number of tracks on *Hit Me Hard And Soft*. There are only ten songs, which seems a bit short, given how long Billie’s been working on this album. Fans speculate that another ten songs could be part of a separate, red-themed album. This would make sense, especially since it’s been three years since her last album, and she’s known for packing a lot into her projects.

The album's CD design adds fuel to the fire. 'Hit Me Hard And Soft' features blue ocean art with red splatters. Fans think if there’s a second album, it might be red with blue splatters, completing the ilo and milo, red and blue concept.

So, is there another album on the horizon? Very possibly. Grab your Billie Eilish concert tickets to potentially be the first to hear it live!

Billie Eilish hits a significant turning point in preparation for her Australian tour in 2025

Billie’s journey to superstardom has been nothing short of meteoric. By the time she was 17, her debut album 'When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?' was already breaking records and winning Grammys, all while she was growing up in the glaring spotlight of fame. This intense rise to the top was captured in her 2021 documentary '*The World’s A Little Blurry,' which showed just how overwhelming global fame could be for someone so young.

By her second album, 'Happier Than Ever,' Billie was grappling with the pressures and paradoxes of fame. The opening track, "Growing Older," captures this sentiment perfectly: "Things I once enjoyed / Just keep me employed now." She even admitted to struggling with her love for music, saying, "I forgot that I started making music because I loved it."

But with 'Hit Me Hard and Soft,' things have changed. On release day, Billie confessed, "I think that I've come back to enjoying it, and that's been really nice." This newfound joy is evident throughout the album, which features her returning to the darker, more theatrical tones of her debut but with a fresh confidence and a sense of adventure in the production.

Billie was more hands-on with this album than ever before, taking a larger role in its creation alongside her brother, Finneas. "I was more involved in this album than anything we've made," she said. This involvement included comping her own vocals and even engineering parts of the tracks herself. “The greatest thing I've ever learned to do,” Billie declares, highlighting how this control over her music has rekindled her passion.

One of the most surprising aspects of the album is its variety of styles, from string quartets to 80s pop-rock and even some late 90s club vibes. Tracks like "Bittersuite" and "Chihiro" showcase big synths and bass-heavy funk, while "Over Now" brings a dancefloor energy that Billie admits was inspired by her personal workout playlist. "I was at the gym all the time in this period. I was doing a lot of cardio," she explains, noting how she wanted music that was perfect for running and jumping rope.

Her renewed love for music also led her back to an old hobby: DJing. At 15, Billie got into DJ software thanks to Finneas, remixing everything and honing her skills daily. Recently, she picked it up again, inspired by DJ friends and their shared experiences of hitting clubs and parties. This return to her DJ roots also influenced the sound of the album, adding layers of fun and experimentation.

Billie is rediscovering why she loves making music just in time for the Billie Eilish Australian tour in 2025. She’s managed to shake off the pressures and expectations that come with fame, choosing instead to focus on what she enjoys. This sense of freedom and enjoyment shines through in every track, making this album a hit and a heartfelt journey back to her musical roots.

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