Allday Shares New Single ‘Falling Under', Regional 2025 Tour Dates
The Aussie alt-rap icon has just dropped his first new single of 2025, dubbed 'falling under', a haunting slow-burner that pairs woozy production with raw, soul-searching lyricism, marking a subtle shift into more emotionally-charged terrain for the veteran MC.
Allday – 'falling under'
The track arrives off the back of Allday's acclaimed 2024 album The Necklace (featuring triple j staples 'Miss You Still' and 'Access') and a sold-out national tour. Now, the rapper is keeping the momentum rolling with a string of regional headline shows this August, giving fans in Caloundra, Cleveland, Byron Bay, Wollongong and Newcastle a chance to catch him up close and personal before the next era hits in full.
To add to the experience, local up-and-comers Sidney Phillips and triple j Unearthed High finalist ZAFTY will be on support duties at all dates.
With over 340 million streams under his belt, shiny Gold and Platinum plaques, festival sets everywhere from Splendour to Spilt Milk, and collabs with everyone from Troye Sivan to Mallrat, Allday is already one of the most renowned names in Aussie hip-hop. Now, his new offering 'falling under' hints at the start of a powerful new chapter, with Allday promising more music (and a new album) on the horizon.
You can take his fresh track for a spin up above, or suss all the dates and details of his 2025 regional tour down below.
Allday 2025 Regional Tour Dates
Supported by Sidney Phillips & ZAFTY
Thursday, 21st August – Kings Beach Tavern, Caloundra QLD – 18+
Friday, 22nd August – Cleveland Sands Hotel, Cleveland QLD – 18+
Saturday, 23rd August – Beach Hotel, Byron Bay NSW – 18+
Friday, 29th August – Uni Bar, Wollongong NSW – 18+
Saturday, 30th August – King Street Hotel, Newcastle NSW – 18+
Tickets on sale now via alldaytunes.com
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