Excitement levels are at a high for Billie Eilish's Aussie fans – with some Sydney concertgoers camping out for days just to get to the front of the queue for the mosh pit ahead of her show tonight.
The American Birds of a Feather hitmaker, 23, is set to play four shows in Sydney, starting tonight, at Qudos Bank Arena this week as part of her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour.
In a cross from outside the arena at Sydney Olympic Park, one young excited fan at the front of the line for the mosh pit, Katalia, told Today's Taylor Haynes that she's been camping out there since Thursday to score her peak position at the front of the queue.
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"I'm so excited and nervous and stressed," she told Haynes.
About keeping herself occupied while waiting for days outside the venue, she said her and other fans have been having "fun, played games, talked to each other".
She was the first in line of about 600 people believed to be outside the venue already this morning.
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"Feeling good, we're so excited for Billie!" one fan, who is going to eight of Eilish's shows, said.
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Eilish will play three other Sydney dates as part of her tour, being February 25, February 27 and February 28.
She previously played in Brisbane to the thrill of fans, with many camping out for hours to get a better look at the singer and the best concert experience.
The American hitmaker is playing four shows in Sydney this week as part of her tour. (Getty)Eilish, also known for hits including LUNCH, Bad Guy and What Was I Made For?, will soon head to Melbourne for shows.
Last year, the hitmaker revealed her secret health battle, revealing just how much pain she's in due to some physical injuries she's suffered on stage and due to hypermobility.
Speaking to Vogue, she said it sometimes makes her "furious" when people write off her pain because she's young.
"I've basically been in pain since I was nine," she told the publication.
"Growing up, I'd always hear people be like, 'Just wait until you're older! You're going to have so much pain!' And I remember being so furious."
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She added she has had "some really dark times on tour".
According to NHS Inform, joint hypermobility is when "some or all of a person's joints have an unusually large range of movement".
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