Cherie Currie, the voice that defined a generation of rebellious rock ‘n’ roll, is heading Down Under for one last, unmissable tour in September 2025. This marks the former Runaways frontwoman’s first Australian return since her explosive debut tour in 2016—and, heartbreakingly for fans, it’s her final bow on Aussie soil. As the trailblazing teenage voice of The Runaways, Currie delivered immortal anthems like “Cherry Bomb,” redefining rock for young women in the ‘70s. Described as the “lost daughter of Iggy Pop and Brigitte Bardot,” she smashed through barriers with a blend of raw talent and unapologetic swagger, inspiring generations of female rockers. Beyond her Runaways legacy, Currie is a…