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Abbie Chatfield is a much-loved TV star, host, personality, podcaster, entrepreneur and chronic over-sharer. And later this year, she will be heading to the stage at West Gippsland Arts Centre with her hugely successful show, The Trauma Dump Tour.
Her relatable, honest personality has catapulted Abbie to success after first appearing on our screens as a contestant on The Bachelor. Now, with over 478k Instagram followers and more than 445k TikTok followers, Abbie Chatfield is a force to be reckoned with.
Her podcast, ‘It’s A Lot with Abbie Chatfield’ (LiSTNR), and two sold out tours ‘A Hot Night with Abbie Chatfield’ in 2022 and ‘The Trauma Dump Tour’ in 2023, have cemented her as one of the most prominent social media and TV personalities in Australia. Returning to the host seat for season two of favourite Australian reality series ‘FBOY ISLAND’ – which premiered on Monday 5 August – Abbie is certainly showing no signs of slowing down.
Last year, The Trauma Dump Tour saw Abbie bring her raw and unfiltered self to stages across the country, with fans and critics commending the star for putting on what was deemed the most relatable live show of the year.
The West Australia said Abbie’s ‘vulnerability and hilarious insight’ made for an unforgettable show. Time Out said ‘The Trauma Dump Tour is an emotional rollercoaster for Chatfield and her fans alike, but it’s safe to say we’re all glad we jumped onboard,’ and The Courier Mail said, ‘Chatfield once again proved her power to turn life’s lemons into comedic lemonade, leaving us eager for the next instalment of this entertaining trauma fest.’
Presented by MG Live and Frontier Touring, tickets for The Trauma Dump Tour at WGAC on Friday 1 November are on sale now via frontiertouring.com/abbiechatfield. This is a licensed, all ages event.
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