Pink has shared a heartfelt message with her Australian fans after her Summer Carnival tour broke records Down Under.

The American singer, 44, took to Instagram on Tuesday to thank them for 20 years of support as she reflected on the massive success of her tour.

She told how her 2024 tour has broken several Australian records, including ticket sales becoming the biggest for any tour by a female artist in the country.

Pink, whose real name is Alecia Beth Moore, admitted she was 'lost for words' by the massive achievement as she described performing Down Under as a 'privilege'.

She also shared a gallery of snaps of her family day out at a koala sanctuary with her husband Carey Hart and their two children as she gave an insight into her Australia trip.




Pink has shared a heartfelt message with her Australian fans after her Summer Carnival tour broke records Down Under

In her first post, Pink revealed that her record company and promotor Michael Coppel had thrown her a huge party to celebrate her record-breaking tour, days before her final show.

She shared a smiling snap of herself with her manager Roger Davies and Michael as they presented her with a special artwork to celebrate her success.

The artwork, which looked like a concert ticket, documented her years of touring in Australia and recognised her 'unbreakable bond' with her fans Down Under. 

Gushing over her fans, she revealed that she has become the first singer to play 20 stadium shows across Australia and New Zealand in a single tour and has sold more than 3.1million tickets.

She wrote in a caption: 'HUMBLE/NOT SO HUMBLE BRAG…. I had a party to go to in my honor, thrown for me by my record company and Michael Coppel and they said all kinds of nice things about me and it made me very uncomfortable and moved to tears at the same time…..

'So here are my feelings and some of the nice things…… My feelings: AUSTRALIA—- AND NEW ZEALAND…. I love you and I love it here. You get me, and you always have.




The American singer, 44, took to Instagram on Tuesday to thank her Australian fans for 20 years of support and NGOs also shared snaps of herself and her family out at a koala sanctuary 

'We've grown up together over the last 20 years. And we've danced, laughed, screamed and cried together, too. You've always been there for me, but this week I learned just how great your support has been.

'The ticket sales for the #SummerCarnivalTour are the biggest for any tour by a female artist in Australia.

'Nobody else has ever played 20 stadium shows across Australia and New Zealand in a single tour, but we just did it together on the Summer Carnival Tour.

'We've sold over 3.1 million tickets during six tours here - that's the most career ticket sales ever achieved by an international performer in Australia and New Zealand.

'I'm not often lost for words, but you really did it to me this week. Your support is never lost on me and it's a privilege to do this with you every day. From the bottom of my heart, thank you. Here's to another 20 years together.'

In another post, Pink also gave an insight into what she has been up to while offstage as she shared snaps of herself out sightseeing with her family.




Pink shared that her tour Down Under has broken numerous records and shared a snap with her promoter Michael Coppel and manager Roger Davies as they marked her achievements





She revealed that she has become the first singer to play 20 stadium shows across Australia and New Zealand in a single tour and has sold more than 3.1million tickets

She posted a gallery of pictures from her family's visit to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Brisbane as they met wildlife and made the most of their epic trip.

Pink shared a video of herself feeding a barn owl as it landed on her arm, while she also posted pictures of her kids Willow, 12, and Jameson, seven, holding owls.

She also shared pictures of her son Jameson feeding a kangaroo, petting dingoes and a family snap of them all with a koala statue as she documented their visit.

In a caption, Pink - who is an honorary Australian and has considered a move Down Under - spoke about how thrilled she is to have been able to bring her kids on the trip.

She penned: 'It's an absolute JOY to travel with my kids and be able to show them different lands and customs and culture and peoples and animals. 




In another post, Pink also gave an insight into what she has been up to while offstage as she shared snaps of herself out sightseeing with her family (pictured: Her son Jameson, seven)





She posted a gallery of snaps from her family's visit to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary in Brisbane as her daughter Willow, 12, handled an owl





She shared sweet snaps of her son Jameson petting dingoes as the youngster appeared over-the-moon with the day out 

'Today was our second time visiting @lonepinekoala and it was amazing to understand and learn so much about koalas, Roos, dingos and raptors. For instance- barn owls fly silently and falcons are the fastest animal on Earth. 

'Clocking in at 241 mph in flight. That's fast. Also, barn owls enjoy being sung to, while kangaroos really just prefer grass and quiet time. And these tiny, brown, round balls in the field aren't chocolate like @hartluck said they were.'

Pink is preparing to wrap up her Summer Carnival tour in a matter of days with her final two concerts in Townsville on March 22 and 23.

She has been busy travelling all around Australia for the past month for the incredible tour, and has not failed to disappoint with her high-energy shows.

Known for flying over the crowds and pulling off death-defying stunts, Pink has once again made sure her concerts Down Under were a spectacle to remember. 




Pink has long considered Australia a second home with her letting slip that she was ' looking into' possible citizenship in February 2023







Pink has long considered Australia her second home and she previously let slip that she was 'looking into' possible citizenship in February 2023.

'Last year I was thinking about applying for citizenship, I am not even joking,' she shared on 60 Minutes.

'I was like, if we are going somewhere, Carey, that's where we are going. So I was kind of looking into it.'

'Australia will be such a special time. Setting up their much longed for dream base Down Under where they can escape the wintry months will be just what the doctor ordered,' an insider added.