PJ Harvey has a special connection with Australian audiences. Her first major visit was during the Big Day Out festival in 1995, where her performances left a lasting impression resulting in our long-lived love affair.

Her debut album, Dry (1992), immediately garnered critical acclaim, showcasing her visceral songwriting and uncompromising artistry. This was followed by Rid of Me (1993), solidifying her reputation as a bold and intense performer. Over the decades, Harvey has seamlessly shifted between musical styles, from the brooding and stripped-back tones of To Bring You My Love (1995) to the politically charged narratives of Let England Shake (2011), which won her a second Mercury Prize—a feat no other artist has achieved.

Beyond music, Harvey is a published poet and visual artist, extending her creative expression into new mediums. Her fearless approach to storytelling and her ability to continually reinvent herself have earned her a devoted global fan base and an enduring legacy as one of the most important artists of her generation.

In 2025, Supersonic brings us a 6-date tour across March, with special guest Mick Turner (Dirty Three).

Tickets here.