Tina Arena

Tina Arena is one of Australia’s most iconic and celebrated performers, known for her extraordinary voice, powerful live performances and a career spanning pop, rock, dance, musical theatre and beyond.

Tina Arena, AM, is an iconic Australian singer-songwriter, record producer, actress and performing artist. With one of the most powerful and recognisable voices in Australian music, she has enjoyed a remarkable career across more than four decades in the industry.

Her journey began in 1974 on Australia’s beloved TV variety show Young Talent Time, where “Tiny Tina” quickly became a fan favourite. Her time on the show helped shape her into one of Australia’s most accomplished and enduring live performers.

Tina’s career is paved with extraordinary achievements. She is the only Australian artist to have gold or platinum album releases in every decade since the 1970s, while her landmark album Don’t Ask sold more than 2 million copies worldwide and reached 10 x platinum in Australia.

A career filled with unforgettable songs, world-class performances and international recognition.

Across her career, Tina has sold over 11 million records worldwide, released 13 studio albums, won multiple ARIA Awards, received international honours and was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2015.

Her supreme vocal skill and creativity have taken her from pop and rock stages to major musical theatre productions, including Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Nine, Cabaret, Chicago, Notre-Dame de Paris and Evita.

Tina has also shared the stage with world-renowned artists including Lionel Richie, Donna Summer, Andrea Bocelli, Katy Perry, Glenn Close, Antonio Banderas, Zucchero, Marc Anthony and Elaine Paige, and has performed at the iconic Royal Albert Hall.

A passionate supporter of the arts and cultural exchange, Tina has been recognised both in Australia and France for her significant artistic contribution, holding both an Order of Australia and a Knighthood of the French National Order of Merit.

“Relax all day, share in great music, dance long into the evening!”