The group will be touring the country for four months, taking in the regional towns of Australia after performing in Las Vegas for the past 13 years.
Bass vocalist Toby Allen is eager to come back to Australia and perform in front of a live audience, saying it will be one of Human Nature’s best shows yet.
“This show is one of the most unique shows we’ve ever done,” he said.
“It’s very acoustic and it focuses on the highlights of our career.
“In that early part of the show, we share some of the history on before we started producing music and our career performing everything from original songs to Motown and new music.
“It was a little ironic that one of the songs on the EP was called Good Good Life and in the last couple of years people haven't been having that, so I think people are ready for this tour.”
Excited to perform in Shepparton, the group members are eager to tour the regional towns, with their last regional tour being 15 years ago and concerts for their recent tour cut due to COVID last year.
“Last time we did it, it was so exciting, you just saw the excitement in the town and people coming to see the show,” Mr Allen said.
“When we were in Lismore last year (before COVID ended the tour), one of the ushers came up after the show and said ‘I just wanted to say, Lismore will talk about this for years.’
“It really struck me and meant so much to go to the town and to do a show for them and we love it.“
Human Nature will be performing for one night only on Wednesday, May 11, at 8pm. Tickets can be purchased at the Riverlinks website for $89.90.