How to get tickets for Lenny Kravitz in Australia: pre-sale, prices, dates and more
You know it ain't over 'til it's over – but in Australia, it's only just getting started. Lenny Kravitz is living by the lyrics of one of his biggest hits, announcing a massive return Down Under for the first time in 13 years.
In November 2025, the leather-clad American rocker will play gigs in Sydney, Newcastle, Brisbane, Melbourne, Mildura and Adelaide. The tour comes off the back of Kravitz releasing his latest (and 12th) album Blue Electric Light last year, which has garnered critical acclaim. So if you're keen to hear it live, as well as headbang to classics like 'Are You Gonna Go My Way', here's how to get tickets to Lenny Kravitz's 2025 Australian tour.
When is Lenny Kravitz's 2025 Australian tour?
Kravitz will perform in a mix of big cities and regional gems, including:
Sydney 's Qudos Bank Arena – Tuesday, November 18
Newcastle 's Entertainment Centre – Wednesday, November 19
Brisbane 's Entertainment Centre – Friday, November 21
Melbourne 's John Cain Arena – Tuesday, November 25
Mildura 's Sporting Precinct – Friday, November 28
Adelaide 's bp Supercars Grand Final – Saturday, November 29
When do Lenny Kravitz Australia tickets go on sale?
General sale kicks off on Friday, June 20 at 10am local time via Ticketek. With only a few shows in Australia, we recommend acting fast (although, the touring schedule does have some gaps to allow for potential additional shows).
Is there a Lenny Kravitz pre-sale?
If you're super keen, you can secure your Lenny Kravitz tickets early, with the first round of artist pre-sale tickets going on sale at 9am local time on Tuesday, June 17. There is also a pre-sale for Telstra, Qantas Frequent Flyers, Foxtel Rewards and more on Thursday, June 19 from 9am. Find more details on the pre-sales on the Ticketek website.
How much are Lenny Kravitz tickets in Australia?
As soon as we can find info on ticket prices, we'll give an update here.
Who is the support act for Lenny Kravitz's Australian tour?
The enigmatic American singer will be supported by beloved Aussie band Jet, so expect a live and loud night with a helluva lot of guitars.
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