Hania Rani, one of the world’s most transcendent modern pianists, will tour Australia in February, experience an evening of music from her extensive catalogue including her 2023 album Ghosts.
Set to captivate audiences with her enchanting and ethereal sound the acclaimed Polish musician and composer effortlessly blurs the lines between ambient, minimalist, and house, weaving rhythmic pulses beneath cascading melodies.
Under the stars on the Fremantle Arts Centre South Lawn, tickets are tiered as per below:
PREMIUM, Allocated Seating $119
A RESERVE, Allocated Seating $99
GENERAL ADMISSION, Picnic Area $79
Featuring notable collaborations with Patrick Watson, Ólafur Arnalds and Duncan Bellamy (Portico Quartet), Ghosts blends a lifetime of musical experience into a unique, cosmic soundscape, drawing inspiration from artists as diverse as Enya, The Smile, James Blake and Pink Floyd.
Her debut album, Esja(2019), a mesmerizing solo piano collection, garnered four Fryderyk Awards, including “Best Debut Album” and “Best Alternative Album.” Her follow-up, Home (2020), introduced her vocals and subtle electronics to her repertoire, earning her the “Best Composer” accolade and a place in Rough Trade’s “Albums of the Year.” Hania, originally from Gdansk (Poland) and now dividing her time between Warsaw and Berlin, continually expands her artistic horizons and brings her own influences to radically transform tradition.
While she has frequently performed in concert halls across Europe, it was standout live performances—such as the 2022 livestream from the prestigious Les Invalides in Paris, which has garnered over six million views, and January’s captivating Tiny Desk Concert—that have brought her to wider attention. Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of Hania Rani live.
“Impossible not to be captivated” – Sydney Morning Herald
“Hushed vocals and compelling melodies” – The Guardian
“Polish musician Hania Rani’s album is delicate. Her live show won’t be.” – Washington Post
“Embodying new, expansive tones, Rani didn’t just perform. She took listeners on a musical journey.” – Chicago Tribune
“A delicate yet forthright meld of Kate Bush and Stina Nordenstam” ★★★★ – MOJO
Minors are permitted to attend licensed 18+ ticketed concerts at Fremantle Arts Centre if accompanied by a parent or LEGAL GUARDIAN AT LEAST 25 YEARS of age.
Fremantle Arts Centre is an entirely outdoor venue.
Click here for concert information: https://www.fac.org.au/visit/concert_info/
