Cascada's Natalie Horler launches Australian solo tour

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Nov, 18:43 · Archive

Euro dance act Cascada, fronted by Natalie Horler, begins her debut solo headline tour across Australia in November and December.

Natalie Horler has fronted Cascada, the global Euro dance act, for 20 years since founding it in 2004 with composers and producers DJ Manian and DJ Yanou. The band performed as a trio until 2021, when Horler took on the project solo. Cascada's hits 'Everytime We Touch' and 'Evacuate The Dancefloor' are synonymous with the 2000s.

Horler's Australian tour begins on 27 November at the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, followed by the Gold Coast on 28 November and Brisbane on 29 November. She performs a sold-out show at The Court in Perth on 4 December, then Sydney and Melbourne on 5 and 6 December. Due to high demand, two extra shows were announced: one in Manly on 3 December and an afternoon show in Melbourne on 6 December.

Horler will be joined by Darren Bailie of Guru Josh Project and Australian dance legend Nick Skitz. Fans can expect nostalgic tracks such as 'Miracle' and 'Bad Boy' alongside newly released singles. Speaking from Germany, Horler said she is 'so excited' to see her Australian fans after last performing in Sydney in 2018. 'I love it in Australia,' she said. 'It's literally one of my favourite places, and it's a place I rarely get to travel to.'

How it is being reported

• Infected by the beat: Cascada is still hot on the dance floor, The Court December show sold-outPerth fans heading to The Court can expect other nostalgic bangers such as Miracle and Bad Boy as well as newly released singles.Perth Now · 13 Nov, 18:08
• Infected by the beat: Cascada is still hot on the dance floor, The Court December show sold-outPerth fans heading to The Court can expect other nostalgic bangers such as Miracle and Bad Boy as well as newly released singles.The West Australian · 13 Nov, 18:08

In this story: Natalie Horler · Cascada · Australia · Perth · Germany

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