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How I'm Feeling: Lauv announces Australian tour this November

US singer Lauv is heading to Australia later this year with the ~how i’m feeling~ spring tour.

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The Troye Sivan collaborator will be heading around the country with special guest Carlie Hanson.

After selling out venues across the country during his 2018 visit, Lauv is turning it up with a new set of tunes for his return to Australia.

Celebrating multi-platinum status with his global smash I Like Me Better, Lauv’s tender brand of pop is sure to break your heart live.

Lauv will be at the Astor Theatre on Tuesday 26th November. Tickets and more information available from chuggentertainment.com


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