Beautiful Tangle will showcase stories of Jeffreys days touring, raising a family and making friends in an intimate concert which she says will "feel like coming home".

"Wagga is one of my favourite towns because I feel like I have family there," she said.

"As weird as it may sound, my husbands ex-wife and her family live in Wagga and always welcome us with open arms, they're beautiful people, so it always feels like I'm coming home."

On top of family relations, three Wagga men will also be eagerly awaiting Jeffreys' visit.

"Three beautiful Wagga boys were in my band when I toured with Johnny Cash, so we toured Australia together and I can't wait to see them again," she said.

Jeffreys said to expect a number of classic hits alongside her new releases, as well as a few surprises thrown in the mix.

"This will be the first time we introduce our son Jacky who has just left school, it's fantastic that we are able to take him around Australia touring with us and introducing him to old friends," she said.

"My husband Rod McCormack will also be opening the shoe with his brand new album and Max Jackson, who I've been mentoring for four years now, will be playing in my band so it's almost like a family tour, I can't wait."

Gina Jeffreys will perform on Saturday, February 8 at the Wagga Civic Theatre.