Katie Noonan

Supported by Jack Carty

5 x ARIA Award winning artist Katie Noonan has released her 30th studio album: Alone but All One. The album is an intimate and powerful exploration of love in all its stages and features Katie's first songwriting collaboration with acclaimed writer Trent Dalton. The album is a powerful and delicate offering with Katie's piano and a string quartet the only accompaniment for her exquisite vocal performance.

"This album is for anyone who's gone through a life shift - not just separation, but grief, uncertainty, or quiet reinvention," reveals Katie, "It's music for sitting with things. For remembering we're not alone, even in solitude. It's personal, but I hope it will resonate in a way that becomes collective."

'Alone but all one' is a quiet turning inward - a return to something essential. Musically it is very stripped back - just Katie, her piano and a string quartet, recorded live in her lounge room on Gubbi Gubbi Country in the hills behind Nambour, Queensland.

It feels like a deep breath before the next chapter. The creative intention is clear: to honour this moment, share it with care, and trust that others will feel themselves in it too.

Following the overwhelming response to her upcoming capital city theatre performances celebrating the new album Alone but all one, Katie will head back out on the road this spring for an intimate regional Australian tour.

Performing solo in beautiful, seated venues across NSW, VIC, QLD, TAS and the ACT, these shows will present the album in its most stripped-back and personal form, alongside songs from across Katie's remarkable catalogue.

Running Times

Doors: 7:00pm

Jack Carty: 7:30pm

Katie Noonan: 8:30pm