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Belinda Carlisle, the legendary lead vocalist of The Go-Go's, touched down in Sydney on Saturday, turning heads with her age-defying appearance. The "Heaven Is a Place on Earth" hitmaker opted for an all-black ensemble, pairing dark trousers with a sleek sweater and flat shoes. Her signature strawberry-blonde locks cascaded loosely across her shoulders. The 66-year-old songstress accessorized with gold hoop earrings, multiple statement bracelets, and a vibrant leopard-print handbag. After four cancellations, Belinda Carlisle is finally ready to tour australia Check out heaven on Earth Belinda Carlisle at 66https://t.co/0vCPDF3Cas — HOT HEADLINES (@jayystanlee) September 17, 2024 After four cancellations due to COVID-19, and health issues, 80s pop icon Carlisle has finally arrived in Australia for her highly anticipated "Decades" tour. The tour will kick off in Perth on Wednesday, making stops in New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland. Fans can expect a nostalgic concert experience spanning her nearly four decades in the music industry. RELATED: Woman In Her 20s Is Happy Living Life In The ’80s — Here’s How Her Typical Day Looks The tour schedule includes performances in Perth on September 18, followed by two shows at Melbourne's Palais Theatre on September 20 and 21. Carlisle will then play five shows across New South Wales before concluding with two concerts at Brisbane's The Tivoli on October 5 and 6. Carlisle previously expressed embarrassment over canceling her tour last November due to emergency knee surgery. Now, she's ready to thrill Australian audiences with her timeless hits. View this post on Instagram A post shared by @officialpleasekillme Belinda Carlisle returns to music after industry setbacks Belinda Carlisle, born August 17, 1958, rose to fame as the lead vocalist of the groundbreaking all-girl band The Go-Go's. Formed in 1978, the group revolutionized new wave music with their chart-topping debut album, Beauty and the Beat, in 1981. As the first and only all-female band to write and perform their music, The Go-Go's achieved unprecedented success, selling over seven million records worldwide. After the band’s breakup in 1985, Carlisle embarked on a successful solo career, producing hits such as "Mad About You," "I Get Weak," "Circle in the Sand," "Leave a Light On," "Summer Rain," and "Heaven Is a Place on Earth." Recently, Carlisle returned to the music scene with her new single, "Big Big Love," written by Oscar-winning songwriter Diane Warren, who is renowned for hits like Cher’s "Turn Back Time." ImageCollect After nearly three decades, Carlisle’s voice remains remarkably strong, thanks to her diligent daily Pranayama breath work and dedicated yoga practice. In an interview with People, Carlisle credited her healthy habits for maintaining her vocal peak: "As an older singer, I must prioritize prep. I no longer take my voice for granted." Carlisle travels with three humidifiers to protect her voice while touring and adheres to strict rituals. Carlisle’s return to pop music has been met with acclaim, particularly for her critically praised EP Kismet, a collaboration with Diane Warren. However, her journey wasn’t without challenges. Carlisle faced ageism in the music industry, being dropped by her record company at age 40. "It was mortifying, but it forced me to redefine myself," she reflected. "What seemed like a disaster became a gift, leading to the most interesting part of my life.