She took Baby Steps in a set filled with hits to a crowd of almost 600 fans and backed by a band on bass, keyboard and drums.

The show formed part of her national 60-show See U Somewhere Australia Tour - her biggest to date.

Support act Yorke had impressive vocals that filled the room with her presence.

The show - which sold out in just 30 minutes when it went on sale in March - opened with Everybody Rise, also including Worst Day of My Life, Adore and saying bye to the audience with I Said Hi - a few covers were also thrown in.

Shark also shared personal stories and told audience members she was advised not to undertake the regional tour - she ended up selling out a majority of the shows.

She joked that her collaborators - which includes Blink-182's Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker, Ed Sheeran and Keith Urban - would not be joining her on stage.

After the tour, Shark heads overseas to perform in the United Kingdom, Europe and the United States of America.

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