

Cascada Announces First-Ever Solo Headline Tour of Australia — 20 Years On From Everytime We Touch
Cascada is heading back to Australia for the first time as a solo headline act, marking 20 years since Everytime We Touch with a six-city national tour this November and December.
Two decades after Everytime We Touch became one of the defining dance anthems of the 2000s, Cascada is returning to Australia for the first time as a solo headline act. The German dance-pop group, fronted by vocalist Natalie Horler, has confirmed a run of national shows for November and December, marking the 20th anniversary of the single that made them a global phenomenon.
The Tour
The Australian run touches down across six cities: the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast and Brisbane through late November, before heading on to Perth, Sydney and Melbourne into early December. Brisbane's date is set for Sunday, November 29 at Mansfield Arena.
Cascada will be supported throughout the tour by Darren Bailie of Guru Josh Project — the duo behind the platinum-certified global hit Infinity — alongside Australian dance stalwart Nick Skitz, with a lineup built for fans of the 2000s club era.
Two Decades of Everytime We Touch
Since breaking through internationally in 2006, Cascada has sold more than 30 million records worldwide. Everytime We Touch peaked at number two in the UK and cracked the US Billboard Hot 100 top ten, while the follow-up single Evacuate the Dancefloor topped charts across the UK and Europe — cementing the group's run as one of the defining acts of the Eurodance era.
The group has continued evolving in recent years, with collaborations alongside Jax Jones and Timmy Trumpet, and a reworked version of Everytime We Touch with Steve Aoki released to mark the anthem's 20th anniversary.
Tickets
Presale registration opened Monday, July 6, ahead of general public on-sale Tuesday, July 7 at 9am AEST. Fans wanting early access can register for presale at sunnysideupevents.com.au.
We'll have full coverage of the tour as dates get closer — stay tuned.
Cover/press image: Kordula Kohlschmitt



