Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn.

Everything before a performance is super chill. I was just talking to the band about this, because we were all looking at each other like, ‘Why are we so tired? We got plenty of sleep. We’ve been sleeping so well, we haven’t really done anything today, why are we so chill right now?’ And we came to the conclusion that our bodies know when we’re about to go crazy on stage, and we’re basically preserving our energy for the show. So it’s been funny, being on tour, just seeing how my body knows what it’s about to do. So before a performance, I’m noticing I’m just really laid back, really relaxed, really at peace. And then when I hit the stage, I do go into this other zone where I’m not really aware of anything outside of the show; I’m so in the moment. I think there’s something really beautiful about performing live, because it’s kind of like the one time nobody can stop you. It’s kind of like a safe place. I think a lot of artists would agree that it’s when we feel the most comfortable: on stage.

Just another day in Australian politics