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Time Out
09-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time Out
How to get tickets for Royel Otis in Australia: pre-sale, prices, dates and more
Start filling your pockets with oysters – Royel Otis have just announced a major Australian tour. The ARIA Award-winning indie-rock duo – made up of Royel Maddell (guitars) and Otis Pavlovic (vocals) – have been tearing up the global festival circuit with recent appearances at Glastonbury (UK), Governor's Ball (New York), Lollapalooza (Chicago) and Fuji Rock (Japan). Now, they're bringing their cheeky tunes back home for a four-stop run this October, with shows locked in for Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Perth. Royel Otis' Meet Me In The Car tour announcement comes fresh off the release of the pair's latest album hickey, featuring their infectious new single 'car'. After playing more than 100 sold-out shows last year, there's no doubt their 2025 tour will be in seriously high demand. Here's everything you need to know about getting tickets to Royel Otis' Australian tour. When and where is Royel Otis' 2025 Australian tour? Royel Otis are set to play their biggest Aussie venues to date this October, with four massive shows lined up across the country, including: Melbourne 's Margaret Court Arena – Friday, October 17 Brisbane 's Fortitude Music Hall – Monday, October 20 Sydney 's Hordern Pavilion – Friday, October 24 Perth 's Ice Cream Factory – Wednesday, October 29 When do Royel Otis tickets go on sale? If you're keen to catch this dynamic duo live, then set your alarms – tickets drop on Monday, July 14 at 10am local time. You can sign up for the ticket sale via Frontier Touring. Is there a Royel Otis pre-sale? Frontier Members get first dibs on tickets, with a pre-sale kicking off on Thursday, July 10 at 10am local time. Just be sure to sign up for pre-sale access ahead of time. How much are Royel Otis tickets? General admission standing tickets are $89.90 in all four cities. Melbourne's the only stop with seating, with A Reserve seats at $89.90 and B Reserve at $69.90. Who is the support act for Royel Otis' Australian tour? The duo haven't revealed the support act for their homecoming tour just yet, but we'll let you know once they do.
Yahoo
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
bbno$ Announces ‘It's Pronounced Baby No Money' 2025 Australian Tour
bbno$ has announced his return to Australia across late October and early November 2025. The dates have been announced as part of the Canadian rapper's It's Pronounced Baby No Money world tour, which is presumably also the name of his to-be-announced seventh solo album. The full list of tour dates, as well as pre-sale and ticketing information, can be found below. The It's Pronounced Baby No Money tour will mark bbno$' fifth Australian tour in as many years. He first toured in early 2020 as part of that year's Laneway Festival alongside the likes of The 1975 and Charli XCX, and was one of the first international acts to return when COVID travel restrictions lifted in 2022. He toured again in 2023 as part of that year's Groovin' The Moo line-up alongside Fatboy Slim, alt-j, Ball Park Music and Amy Shark, and again in July 2024 with Yung Gravy as Baby Gravy. Although he has not released a solo album since 2022's Bag Or Die, bbno$ has consistently been releasing new music in the interim. In August 2023, he released Baby Gravy's second studio album Baby Gravy 3 (the original Baby Gravy being a mixtape), while he released seven solo singles in 2024 – including the Hottest 100-charting 'It Boy' – and five new singles thus far in 2025. Friday, October 31st – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney NSW Saturday, November 1st – Metro City, Perth WA Monday, November 3rd – Festival Hall, Melbourne VIC Wednesday, November 5th – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane QLD Thursday, November 6th – Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide SA A pre-sale for the tour will go live from 11am local time on Wednesday, July 2nd, and can be registered for here. General sale will then follow on Thursday, July 3rd – again at 11am local time – and can be accessed via the tour's official promoter, Handsome Tours. Playlunch Announce Second Studio Album 'Sex Ed' And 2025 National Tour Winston Surfshirt Announces 2025 East-Coast Album Launch Shows Ocean Alley Announce Massive 'Love Balloon' 2026 Australian Tour Dates The post bbno$ Announces 'It's Pronounced Baby No Money' 2025 Australian Tour appeared first on Music Feeds.
Daily Mail
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Fans furious over detail in Addison Rae's Aussie tour
Addison Rae fans have been left in outrage after the US pop star's tour was announced Down Under this week. Sixty thousand wannabe concertgoers have scrambled to get tickets to her shows, but have faced long wait times for the limited numbers of gigs which are being held in small venues. Instead of booking large arenas, Rae will be performing in venues like the Enmore Theatre in Sydney, which has a capacity of 1600. In Melbourne, the 24-year-old Diet Pepi hitmaker is set to play at the Forum, which is limited to 2000. ''60k+ in the queue for a 2k-capacity venue is EVIL,' posted one fan on the Frontier Touring Instagram on Thursday, after the promoter announced they were adding more shows to Rae's schedule to meet the demand. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. Sixty thousand wannabe concertgoers have scrambled to get tickets to her shows, but have faced long wait times for the limited numbers of gigs which are being held in small venues 'I'm not sure what genius decided The Forum was the best venue,' commented another fan on the thread, adding, 'Probably could fill Rod Laver Arena more than once. Easy.' 'I'm begging you [the promoter] to upgrade [the] Sydney [show] to the Hordern,' complained another, referring to the Hordern Pavilion which can hold 5,500 fans. Meanwhile, Rae's fans wondered why the performer was playing at 18+ venues such as the Forum and Brisbane's Fortitude Music Hall, which holds 3,300 people. 'Melbourne all ages come on,' moaned one, while another added, 'Please no 18+ [shows].' Rae was originally scheduled to play a mere three gigs in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney. The Aussie tour promoter has now added an extra gig in each city. The TikTok star-turned-tunesmith will now do six Australian shows - Melbourne's The Forum on November 11 and 12, the Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane on November 14 and 15 and Sydney's Enmore Theatre on November 17 and 18. Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, Rae shared a string of dates that will see her kick off the tour in Dublin before heading across Europe and the US. Instead of booking large arenas, Rae will be performing in venues like the Enmore Theatre in Sydney , which has a capacity of 1600 'The Addison tour is really real,' she excitedly captioned the announcement. 'I can't believe I get to sing and dance for you (and with you) this autumn. Are you coming?' The announcement sent Australian fans into a frenzy, with many expressing their excitement over on promoter Frontier Touring's Instagram. 'A good way to start the day isn't it?' one quipped, while another offered a similar: 'Best news.' General on sale begins at 10am on Friday, June 20. The announcement comes hot on the heels of Addison's self-titled debut album, which dropped earlier this month. Thanks to such viral hits as Diet Pepsi, Aquamarine, and Headphones On, the album has nabbed a number four slot on the Billboard 200, and a number two spot on the Australian ARIA charts.
Daily Mail
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Emotional moment Aussie singer buries his head in his hands while performing iconic track tainted by heartbreaking memory
An Aussie singer bared all on Saturday night as he buried his head in his hands while performing an emotional singalong moment. Western Australia band Spacey Jane took to the Hordern Pavilion stage over the weekend, bringing their new album If That Makes Sense to Sydney fans, along with an iconic 2020 track that saw the audience go from raving to reminiscing in a matter of seconds. Booster Seat, released five years ago, is by far Spacey's most successful song - you only have to look at the crying, hand-holding audience to connect those dots, but the 2021 ARIA Award for Best Song gives it away too. The track's success doesn't rest on the laurels of its catchiness, vulnerability or moving lyrics, but rather is nestled in the nostalgia it conjures up in its listeners - and the band's frontman himself. Because five years ago, the Spacey fans who are losing themselves on the Hordern Pavilion dancefloor were, in fact, locked in their rooms for months on end as a mysterious illness lingered outside. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. A song telling the woes of anxiety, depression and loss of control, it's no wonder people still resonate with it to this day. It was also a moment in time that saw up-and-coming band Spacey Jane cancel both Australian and international tour dates just as they were about to make it big. What's more, frontman Caleb Harper, 28, has previously admitted to LiSTNR that the pandemic saw his anxiety at an all time high, particularly due to the music industry's unpredictable sway during a global lockdown. Which is why it is no wonder the lead singer got emotional on stage as he performed the song, burying his head in his hands and squeezing his eyes closed as he belted out the lyrics. As Caleb poured his soul into the microphone, so did the audience reverberate the sentiment, connecting in a way that seemed so difficult back in lockdown days. The band, who came together as a lump of instruments and gawky teenagers back in 2016, are currently on the Australian leg of their tour, and are soon to be playing shows across Europe and the US. On Saturday night, they cruised onto the stage to the sound of Intro's strums and synth, jumping into the set with their new single Through My Teeth, from their newly released album If That Makes Sense. Initially, it seemed like an ambitious move, especially considering the band's third studio album only came out a month ago. Who would be crazy enough to start with a song that hasn't had time to ruminate in the music sphere? However, as I waited for the song to land on deaf ears, I was instead met with a thunderous singalong that engulfed the entire venue. Which led me to another more suitable question: what kind of cult following does a band have if it can elicit a word-for-word citation of songs that are probably younger than the loaf of bread I currently have sitting in my fridge? The answer: a big one - especially when it comes to the Aussie beach rock mania. The band graced eager ears with a number of songs from their new album, including Estimated Delivery, Whateverrrr and How To Kill Houseplants, all of which had singers in the crowd. Of course, nothing quite upped the volume like their older, more iconic tracks, with songs like Lots Of Nothing, Skin and Feeding The Family inciting energy all around. But even if the band had nothing to show but sombre ballads, dull lighting and woeful looks, I can guarantee that lead guitarist Ashton Le Comu would have been able to ignite a buzz. The maestro leaped around the stage, parkouring from side to side as he headbanged, kicked and showed great athletic vigour - all while strumming a guitar. Even if the band had nothing to show but sombre ballads, dull lighting and woeful looks, I can guarantee that lead guitarist Ashton Le Comu (left) would have been able to ignite a buzz. When it comes to my daily 4pm slump, I want whatever he's having, or - at the very least - his ability to multitask. The show, which follows a year-long performance break for the band (but you wouldn't know it), was a strong return to the stage, especially one as revered as Hordern Pavilion. Debuting their banger of a new album on a tour that is making its way around the globe, the band's buzz was similar to that electric feeling you get when crouched down at a start line, awaiting the rush of the whistle. And as Spacey Jane sits on the precipice of their ten-year milestone, it's clear to see the band's energy, nostalgia and lyric-belting fan base may just see them spitting out tunes for decades to come. In my opinion, the race has just begun.
News.com.au
14-05-2025
- Sport
- News.com.au
Sam Goodman v Cesar Veca: Live updates, results and how to watch
The Sam Goodman comeback card has been rocked with a fight day pull out, leaving rising Sydney star Ahmad Reda without an opponent for tonight's event at the Hordern Pavilion. The popular Reda was due to fight Newcastle's Patrick Lilly on the undercard, but Lilly pulled out of the bout late on Tuesday night after a disagreement over weight. Initially the bout was scheduled to take place at 60.5kg, but Reda's team informed event promoters No Limit that he wouldn't be able to get that low on short notice. Goodman vs Vaca | WED 14 MAY 7PM AEST | Australia's undefeated Sam Goodman makes his long awaited return to the ring where he faces Mexico's Cesar Vaca in Sydney | Order Now with Main Event on Kayo Sports > After missing weight by 1.2kg on Tuesday afternoon, Reda and Lilly's team agreed to fight at 61kg instead, with Reda to forfeit 30 per cent of his purse. In dramatic scenes, Reda used a sauna at the Sydney Football Stadium for two hours and eventually tipped the scales at 60.89kg. 'That was the best he could do,' Reda's manager, Pete Mitrevski said. 'We shook hands with the coach on 61kg, and he went to the Football Stadium and sat in a sauna for two hours. 'He came back looking like a jockey, but he made the weight. 'Then we found out at 10pm last night that they've gone back up to Newcastle.' As of Wednesday morning, No Limit was still searching for a replacement opponent for Reda to keep him on the card. A win over Lilly would have seen the 22-year-old lock in an Australian lightweight title fight with dangerous Brisbane-based boxer Billy Polkinghorn. The winner of that fight would have likely fought Harry Garside, who makes his professional boxing comeback tonight. The fight is a pay-per-view and can be bought on Main Event of Kayo Sports here. What time are Harry Garside and Sam Goodman fighting? Expect Harry Garside to step into the ring against Charlie Bell at around 9pm. Goodman will fight Vaca any time from 9:30 to 10pm.
