Delta Goodrem Announces Details Of Brand New Album 'Pure'

Delta Goodrem has revealed details of her upcoming eighth studio album ‘Clean’a brand new project to be released on November 6, 2026 via Universal Music. The announcement comes at a pivotal moment in the artist’s career, as she prepares to represent Australia at Eurovision Song Contest 2026 with his new single ‘Eclipse’.

In what will be her first studio album in five years, post-2021 “The Bridge of Troubled Dreams”and signals a new creative chapter for the pop piano powerhouse. Early descriptions from her camp suggest a record that leans toward contrast: stripped-back, intimate piano-led compositions against expansive, cinematic pop production.

In a statement accompanying the announcement, Goodrem says: “‘Clean’ is an album that I’ve been creating and experiencing over the last few years, and it really feels like a return to myself and the heart of who I am as an artist. It holds some of my greatest songs, my most vulnerable moments, and captures all the elements I love most in music – from intimate classical piano pieces to uplifting cinematic anthems. I can’t wait for everyone to step into the world of Pure and make these songs a part of their own story too.”

The rollout also reflects a significant change in Goodrem’s industry structure. Following her departure from Sony Music, she has joined Universal Music via Better Now Records/Electrola while continuing to develop her independent imprint ATLED Records. The relocation sites ‘Clean’ at the center of a newly recalibrated creative and commercial strategy.

To mark the album’s release, Goodrem will hit the road in June for a five-date run across Europe as part of her Pure: Prelude tour. The mini jaunt kicks off in London on June 24th and visits Manchester, Paris and Amsterdam, before wrapping up in Berlin on July 2nd.

Tickets for all dates go on general sale on Friday 15 May 2026.

Check out the full list of shows below:

Wednesday 24 June – London, UK
Friday 26 June – Manchester, UK
Monday, June 29 – Paris, France
Tuesday 30 June – Amsterdam, Netherlands
Thursday 2 July – Berlin, Germany