Aldous Harding | Odeon, Hobart
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Aldous Harding | Odeon
Thursday 19 November 2026
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"Harding’s songs rarely have straightforward sequences, and listening to them can induce disorienting headspaces all their own, but she doesn’t need plot to make the stories feel alive; her delivery renders half the image". — The New Yorker
Award-winning indie-folk artist Aldous Harding—renowned for her haunting presence and enigmatic style of songwriting—is heading back on the road to celebrate her fifth studio album, Train on the Island.
Following a compelling performance at Panama Festival in 2020, the cryptic Kiwi storyteller is heading to Odeon for a rare, Tasmanian exclusive show.
With a reputation for fascinating, shape-shifting live performances that blur the line between theatre and song, this is a chance to witness one of contemporary music’s most singular voices in an intimate theatre setting.
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Accessibility.
Assisted level-access is available via Liverpool Street. There is one accessible toilet. Please contact us prior to arrival at [email protected] or via our social media channels.
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We strive to be a safe + inclusive space. Do your part to respect others. If you see something that isn’t right, let us know.
Thursday 19 November 2026
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"Harding’s songs rarely have straightforward sequences, and listening to them can induce disorienting headspaces all their own, but she doesn’t need plot to make the stories feel alive; her delivery renders half the image". — The New Yorker
Award-winning indie-folk artist Aldous Harding—renowned for her haunting presence and enigmatic style of songwriting—is heading back on the road to celebrate her fifth studio album, Train on the Island.
Following a compelling performance at Panama Festival in 2020, the cryptic Kiwi storyteller is heading to Odeon for a rare, Tasmanian exclusive show.
With a reputation for fascinating, shape-shifting live performances that blur the line between theatre and song, this is a chance to witness one of contemporary music’s most singular voices in an intimate theatre setting.
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Accessibility.
Assisted level-access is available via Liverpool Street. There is one accessible toilet. Please contact us prior to arrival at [email protected] or via our social media channels.
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We strive to be a safe + inclusive space. Do your part to respect others. If you see something that isn’t right, let us know.
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Where is it happening?
167 Liverpool Street, Hobart, TAS, Australia, Tasmania 7000
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