Greek singer Konstantina Touni, known for her rich, emotive voice and Epirote musical roots, is set to perform in Australia this March.
Touni, who began her musical journey at the age of 14 singing traditional songs from the Epirus region of Greece, has built a strong following for both her vocal talent and stage presence. She grew up in Germany and went to Greece in 2020 to compete on television show The Voice, where her performance of Epirote music earned widespread acclaim and audience admiration.
She has seen increased recognition in Greece’s contemporary music scene and her success has led to collaborations with well-known artists such as Giannis Kapsalis and Makis Tsikos, and numerous invitations to perform across the country.
In early March, Touni will be at the Antipodes Festival in Melbourne on Sunday 1 March, before joining a line-up of Greek performers celebrating Hellenic culture and music in Australia.
The Antipodes Festival, one of the key annual events for the Greek-Australian community, highlights the vibrant cultural ties between Greece and Australia — including music, dance, and cuisine — and draws crowds from across Victoria and beyond.
