The ARIA Hall of Fame inductees will bring together 30 years of performances for a never-before-seen intimate, bespoke concert tour of the Australian heartland.

The People Get Ready - The AAA Regional Tour (Acoustics, Audience and Anthems) will offer original hits and Motown classics, all performed with vocals upfront in an acoustic mode.

They will include Telling Everybody, Wishes, When You Say You Love Me, Reach Out I'll Be There and Will You Love Me Tomorrow among others.

ARIA Hall of Fame inductees Toby Allen, Phil Burton and brothers, Andrew and Mike Tierney, will belt out "stripped back" versions of their hits, Motown classics and more during the shows.

They will also share their favourite stories from the road and the recording studio as they open up about their careers.

With stories behind the music and how they have become internationally renowned vocalists and so much more, this is an up close and personal night with four of the entertainment industry's most popular and beloved stars.

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Human Nature's Toby Allen said the band was thrilled about the upcoming regional tour, which included Albury and Wangaratta.

"We are so excited to have the opportunity to take our new show on the road, we've never performed like this, stripped back, along with some old school Human Nature thrown in," he said.

"It will be so great to get back on stage in front of audiences and to towns we haven't toured to in over 15 years."

The foursome have sold more than 2.5 million albums, earned 27 platinum awards, 18 top 40 hits and five top 10 hits worldwide.

In 2019 each member of Human Nature was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia, as well as being inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame.

They dominated the Las Vegas strip for a decade with their critically-acclaimed residency at The Venetian Resort, performing more than 2000 shows.

They released their new single Nobody Just Like You last year from their upcoming Good Good Life EP, which is due for release later this year.

The two-hour show includes a 20-minute interval.

Tickets are on sale now from humannaturelive.com

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