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Do you believe? - The one and only Cher has announced that she’s heading back to Australia this year for a series of huge shows. 

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Turn back time - The massive arena dates are scheduled for September and October of this year.

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After all - This is her first Australian tour in 13 years and comes after a well-received appearance at this year’s Mardi Gras.

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Mardi Gras - The legendary singer performed ‘Strong Enough’, ‘Believe’ and ‘If I Could Turn Back Time’ as part of her huge set.

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Here we go - The tour, named 'Here We Go Again Tour' will be visiting arenas in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Newcastle, Adelaide and Perth.

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Press release - In a media press release, Cher explained: “My visit to Sydney’s Mardi Gras reminded me how unique and beautiful Australia is. It’s been 13 years since I toured there so I thought ‘let’s do it one more time.'”

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Andrew Denton - Cher went onto the new Andrew Denton show called 'Interview' to talk about the tour and everything in-between.

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Stories - Cher also talked about her role in the upcoming film 'Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again', for which she signed on without even seeing a script. 

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The Meryl story - Denton also managed to prize out a very bizarre story of how her and Meryl Streep managed to stop a vicious street attack. Once the victim realised who her two assailants were she screamed even louder. 

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Farewell - The last time she toured within Australia was as part of the three-year 'Farewell' tour in 2005.

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Retirement - Cher clearly doesn't believe in retirement!

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Tickets - Tickets for the tour go on sale on May 18 through Live Nation. 

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Hits - Expect Cher to belt out her biggest hits during the 90-minute show, including 'If I Could Turn Back Time,' 'Strong Enough' and her breakout single 'I Got You Babe.'

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Ageless - The 71-year-old singer received an Icon Award at the Billboard Music Award show last year. 

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Slowing down - She shows no signs of slowing down or stopping. 

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Selfie - The Icon got in hot water with her fans during the Sydney Mardi Gras celebrations earlier this year for taking a selfie with Malcolm Turnbull.

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Support - Many of her LGBTQI fans felt let down by the same sex plebiscite and held the Prime Minister responsible for the anti LGBTQI press and actions that took place during the campaign. 

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Abbot - She is well known for getting political, calling ex-Prime Minister Tony Abbott a 'Twiddle Tosser' on Twitter. 

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Appologies - She later took back to Twitter to apologise for the comments, saying she confused Abbott for Nigel Farage from the right-wing UK Independence Party.

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Key - Back in 2012, Cher auctioned off her key to the city of Adelaide which was presented to her by The Lord Mayor during the 1990 Grand Prix Championship.

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Charity - The key raised US$95,900 for charity but caused the singer some criticism from her Australian fanbase. 

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Shania Twain - Cher isn't the only diva to be touring Australia this year. Shania Twain is also gracing us with her presence. 

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decades - This will be Twain's first jaunt back to Australia in nearly 20 years. 

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- Returning down under in 2018 as part of her 'Shania Twain Now Tour', the singer-songwriter will perform in Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane, Hunter Valley, Melbourne and Sydney between November and December.

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Retire - Another singer not afraid to come out of retirement, Twain returned to the stage in 2012, after momentarily retiring from touring in 2004. Last year she released her first album in 15 years, 'Now'.

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Céline Dion - Céline Dion is also making to come back to Australia in 2018 making this a remarkable year for some serious pop divas.

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Tour - She will play four Australian stadium shows in July and August as part of her 'Live 2018' tour.

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Grammy - The five-time Grammy award winner was last here in 2008. 

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Career - Over the course of her 30-year career, the singer has released 25 studio albums. 

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