Icehouse Tour Dates and Upcoming Concerts
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On tour
Yes
Followers
120,544
Category
Decades, New Wave Alternative, 80s, Alternative
Concerts
Jan
04
Mornington Racecourse
Mornington
Tickets
Jan
11
Mary Ann Reserve
Mannum
Tickets
Jan
18
Gibbston Valley Winery Concert Venue
Gibbston
Tickets
Jan
25
Taupo Amphitheatre & Riverside Park
Taupo
Tickets
Jan
26
Whitianga Waterways Arena
Whitianga
Tickets
Feb
01
Park Beach Reserve
Coffs Harbour
Tickets
Feb
08
Broadwater Parklands
Southport
Tickets
Feb
15
Speers Point Park
Speers Point
Tickets
Feb
22
Berry Showgrounds
Berry
Tickets
Mar
22
Sandalford Estate Restaurant
Caversham
Tickets
Mar
29
Gateway Lakes
West Wodonga
Tickets
About Icehouse
They were formed in 1977 as Flowers by Iva Davies (born Ivor Arthur Davies, on 22 May 1955, in Wauchope, New South Wales, Australia), who was the main creative force, and a classically trained musician; and bass player, Keith Welsh. For a number of years they also obtained the services of Bob Kretschmer, until he was replaced by young guitarist Paul Gildea.
Since 1980 Icehouse has released seven albums, several compilations, and music from collaborations with other artists including dance companies.
The 1987 album Man of Colours was released at the apex of their fame and international success.
Man of Colours is considered by many to be the band's magnum opus.
As Flowers, Icehouse built up a strong following as a live act around Sydney, Australia, noted for their distinctive cover versions of songs by a wide range of acts including T. Rex and Brian Eno.
After signing to the independent Regular Festival Records label, they released their debut single, "Can't Help Myself", which hit the Australian Top 10 in June 1980. This was followed by their first album Icehouse, which also made the Top 10 and became one of year's biggest selling albums in Australia. The album made use of synthesisers, especially the Sequential Circuits Prophet 5. Further singles "We Can Get Together" and "Walls" both hit the Top 20. A European single from this album, "Icehouse", created some interest in the U.K., partly because of a memorable video.
Sensing the possibility of international success, the band decided to change their name in early 1981 to avoid confusion with Scottish group The Flowers. As Icehouse, they spent most of 1981 touring the UK, Canada and US, where "We Can Get Together" hit #62. A single release, "Love in Motion", recorded by Davies alone but the first to be credited to the band's new name, duly hit the Australian Top 10 in November 1981.
In January 1982, the band's original line up split, resulting in Davies recording Icehouse's much-anticipated second album, Primitive Man, on his own, with assistance from Keith Forsey, who later worked with Simple Minds. Released in August 1982, Primitive Man was another huge Australian hit and became Icehouse's international breakthrough. The hit single "Hey Little Girl" reached the UK Top 20 and has remained their most regularly played song. Another strong track from this album was "Great Southern Land", which made the Australian Top 5 and was later featured in the late 1980s film Young Einstein.
In 1985 Davies' musical standing was further enhanced when he was commissioned to compose and record the score for the acclaimed Sydney Dance Company production of Graeme Murphy's dance work Boxes.
Icehouse's third album, Sidewalk, was far more sombre and reflective, featuring the tracks "I Don't Believe Anymore" and "Someone Like You". After this album the band made further inroads into the U.S. market with their 1986 release Measure for Measure which featured none other than Brian Eno as a listed band member.
The next album, Man of Colours, was their best-selling album. It contained the hit singles "Crazy" and "Electric Blue" (a song co-written by John Oates from the band Hall & Oates). Both singles reached the US Top 20, with "Electric Blue" hitting #7. With this album, the band reached an international zenith, never surpassing this level of popularity and exposure again.
In 1995, Davies was again involved with the Sydney Dance Company's production of Berlin. The musical score is a collection of cover versions of songs by David Bowie, Brian Eno, Simple Minds, The Psychedelic Furs, Frank Sinatra, Lou Reed, Roxy Music, XTC, Talking Heads, The Velvet Underground, Public Image Ltd., The Cure and Killing Joke, which saw him collaborating with pianist Max Lambert in the development of the music.
As well as recording the score to the ballet, Davies performed these songs live with Icehouse at each show. He was an intrinsic part of the ballet, in a role similar to the one in Boxes. Iva was extremely successful in creating a translation from the dancers to the audience. Berlin was an instant success and ran for two seasons. Both shows were the most commercially successful that The Sydney Dance Company have had to date.
On the 16 August 2006, Icehouse were inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame along side acts such as Midnight Oil, Divinyls and Rose Tattoo.
Also in 2006 Icehouse featured prominently on the Triple M Essential 2006 Countdown with 14 songs selected including:
Man of colours
Electric Blue
We Can Get Together
Don't Believe Any More and
Great Southern Land which came in at number 12
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Genres
Decades, New Wave Alternative, 80s, Alternative
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What fans are saying
Berreta
Great show in 33 degree heat. And Iva and the boys were on fire 🔥
Rochford Wines
Coldstream, Australia
Feb 13, 2024
Shane
Icehouse was excellent
Iva and the boys were spot on
Was a great night
EVAN Theatre
Penrith, Australia
Oct 29, 2023
Jenni
Great venue and awesome night . Ice House never disappoints.
Kings Park
West Perth, Australia
Feb 22, 2024
Mark
Great Vibe,Great Crowd, AWESOME BANDS, ICEHOUSE KILLED IT !!!!!!!
Keirle Park
Manly, Australia
Mar 22, 2022
Jenny
Absolutely Fantastic night of musical brilliance!!
Riverstage Brisbane
Brisbane, Australia
Feb 19, 2023
Icehouse Tour Cities
Frequently Asked Questions About Icehouse
Concerts & Tour Date Information
Is Icehouse on tour?
Yes, Icehouse is currently on tour. If you’re interested in attending an upcoming
Icehouse concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Icehouse tour
is scheduled for 11 dates across 4 cities. Get
information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2024-2025 with Hypebot.
How many upcoming tour dates is Icehouse scheduled to play?
Icehouse is scheduled to play 11 shows between 2024-2025. Buy
concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
When does the Icehouse tour start?
Icehouse’s tour starts Jan 04, 2025 and ends on Mar 29, 2025.
They will play 4 cities; their most recent concert was held in
Mornington at Mornington Racecourse and their next upcoming concert
will be in Caversham at Sandalford Estate Restaurant.
What venues is Icehouse performing at?
As part of the Icehouse tour, Icehouse is scheduled to play across the following
venues and cities:
2025 Tour Dates:
Jan 04 - Mornington,
VIC @ Mornington Racecourse
Jan 11 - Mannum,
SA @ Mary Ann Reserve
Jan 18 - Gibbston,
Otago @ Gibbston Valley Winery Concert Venue
Jan 25 - Taupo,
NZ @ Taupo Amphitheatre & Riverside Park
Jan 26 - Whitianga,
NZ @ Whitianga Waterways Arena
Feb 01 - Coffs Harbour,
NSW @ Park Beach Reserve
Feb 08 - Southport,
QLD @ Broadwater Parklands
Feb 15 - Speers Point,
NSW @ Speers Point Park
Feb 22 - Berry,
NSW @ Berry Showgrounds
Mar 22 - Caversham,
WA @ Sandalford Estate Restaurant
Mar 29 - West Wodonga,
VIC @ Gateway Lakes