Anastacia’s Eatons Hill Concert Ends With Heartfelt Tribute To BeBe Gunn

Anastacia’s concert at Eatons Hill Hotel became a highlight of her Australian tour when the singer acknowledged Brisbane drag performer BeBe Gunn during her final east-coast show.



Background and Tour Context

Anastacia returned to Australia in 2025 to celebrate 25 years since the release of her debut album Not That Kind. The Not That Kind 25 tour featured shows in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

Her Brisbane performance on 29 September 2025 at Eatons Hill Hotel concluded the tour’s east-coast run, featuring the pop star’s well-known hits, including I’m Outta Love.

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Photo Credit: Anastacia/Instagram

BeBe Gunn’s Connection to the Music

Brisbane drag artist BeBe Gunn attended the Eatons Hill concert in full drag and later described the night as one of the most meaningful experiences of her career. She has long performed Anastacia’s songs, forming a strong personal connection with the artist’s music.

BeBe Gunn recalled growing up in a single-parent household where Anastacia’s cassette played daily on the way to school. Attending the show alongside her mother and sister allowed her to relive those early memories.

Recognition from the Stage

During the concert, Anastacia took a moment to recognise BeBe Gunn from the stage, thanking her for her creativity and contribution to performance culture. The acknowledgement drew applause from the audience and reflected mutual respect between performer and fan.

BeBe Gunn later shared footage from the event on social media, expressing appreciation for the recognition and support from friends who joined her at the venue.

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Photo Credit: Anastacia/Instagram

Community and Artistic Impact

The Eatons Hill Hotel concert showcased the connection between international artists and Brisbane’s creative scene. BeBe Gunn reflected on finding comfort and hope in Anastacia’s music, highlighting how messages of resilience continue to resonate with audiences.

For Brisbane’s northside residents, the event also reaffirmed Eatons Hill Hotel’s role as a prominent live-music venue hosting major acts while supporting local artists.

Outlook



Anastacia’s final Australian performance at Eatons Hill Hotel combined nostalgia, artistry and community spirit. Her on-stage tribute to BeBe Gunn provided a fitting close to her anniversary tour and a lasting moment for Brisbane’s live-music audience.

Published 7-Oct-2025

Anastacia Announces Australian Tour, Eatons Hill to Host Final Show

American pop superstar Anastacia will return to Australia after a decade-long absence. She will conclude her “Not That Kind 25” world tour at Eatons Hill Hotel in Brisbane, giving local fans a chance to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her debut album.



The singer, known for hits such as “I’m Outta Love,” will perform a series of East Coast shows to mark 25 years since the release of her breakthrough album. The tour, which has seen her perform across Europe, will bring a night of nostalgia to Australian audiences. Anastacia has expressed excitement about returning to Australia, a place she loves.

Tour Details and Locations

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Photo Credit: TEG

Anastacia’s Australian tour begins at The Forum in Melbourne on September 24th, 2025. Following the Melbourne show, she will perform at the Coliseum Theatre in Western Sydney on 26 September, and then at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre on 27 September. 

The final performance will be held at Eatons Hill Hotel in Brisbane on 29 September. The tour celebrates the 25th anniversary of her album “Not That Kind,” which, when it was first released in 2000, reached number 2 on the Australian ARIA album chart and number 1 on the ARIA Dance Album chart.

Anastacia’s Career and Achievements

Anastacia’s career began in 1999, and she quickly gained international recognition. She has sold over 30 million records worldwide and received numerous awards. Her 2023 album, “Our Songs,” succeeded significantly in Germany and the UK. The artist has collaborated with many well-known musicians, including Elton John, Celine Dion, and Pavarotti. Her recent European tour saw sold-out venues, and she is eager to share her show with Australian fans.

Health Challenges and Resilience

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Photo Credit: TEG

Throughout her career, Anastacia has faced several health challenges. She was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at the age of 13 and has also battled breast cancer twice. Additionally, she has a heart condition known as supraventricular tachycardia. In 2021, she won The Masked Singer Australia, and her courage and strength has been noted by many of her fans.



Ticket Information

Pre-sale tickets will be available through TEG Live from midday on Friday, 28 March. General public ticket sales will begin at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, 31 March.

Published Date 25-March-2025