Thelma Plum

Gamilaraay artist Thelma Plum is embarking on her largest Australian tour yet in 2025, thrilling audiences with her live performances. Known for her powerful storytelling and soulful artistry, Thelma’s “I’m Sorry, Where Is That?” tour celebrates her acclaimed album I’m Sorry, Now Say It Back. After selling out prestigious metro venues last year, she is now heading to beautiful and remote locations across Australia. Furthermore, limited-edition vinyl pressings of her debut album will be available at each show, offering fans unique keepsakes.

Thelma’s 19-date tour begins in Perth and includes stops in Margaret River, Wollongong, Canberra, Albury, Byron Bay, and additional destinations. Ultimately, the tour concludes with festival sets at Kimberly Moon Experience, Barunga Festival, and Tasmania’s Dark Mofo in Launceston. In addition, Thelma has partnered with triple j Unearthed to feature emerging artists as openers during select shows on her tour. Consequently, this collaboration emphasizes her dedication to highlighting fresh talent across the Australian music scene. For more information about the Unearthed competition, visit triple j Unearthed, with entries closing May 5.

Renowned for her captivating live performances, Thelma Plum has earned widespread acclaim for her commanding stage presence and emotional connection with audiences. As a result, fans can anticipate stunning renditions of songs from I’m Sorry, Now Say It Back, alongside hits like “Better in Blak” and “Clumsy Love.” Every performance promises heartfelt connection and an unforgettable musical experience for fans in both major cities and regional locations. Therefore, Thelma continues to shine as a beacon of authenticity and artistic excellence in modern Australian music.

Thelma’s latest album delves deeply into themes of love, heartache, forgiveness, and care, resonating with listeners across the country. Notably, tracks such as “Hurricane,” “Nobody’s Baby,” and “We Don’t Talk About It” showcase her introspective artistry. Moreover, the award-winning track “Freckles” highlights Thelma’s exceptional talent, earning recognition from Rolling Stone as Best Single. Consequently, this album’s emotional resonance transitions seamlessly into her live performances, offering audiences a meaningful celebration of music and artistry.

Breaking barriers, Thelma Plum’s 2019 release Better in Blak earned seven ARIA nominations, three Platinum singles, and historical recognition. The title track received the highest-ever placement for an Indigenous artist on triple j’s Hottest 100. Additionally, it won the prestigious Vanda and Young Song of the Year award, cementing her legacy. Looking ahead, with her 2025 tour on the horizon, Thelma continues to inspire and captivate through her unmatched creativity and commitment to excellence.