The superstar British pop singer will perform some of his biggest Australasian concerts ever, and visit cities for the first time.
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Robbie Williams will play stadiums when his BRITPOP World Tour swings into Australia and New Zealand later this year.
The superstar British pop singer will perform some of his biggest Australasian concerts ever, and visit cities for the first time, on his seven-city trans-Tasman trek, announced Wednesday, March 18.
The jaunt will get underway Saturday, Nov. 7 at Adelaide Oval, then drops by Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, Sydney’s Accor Stadium, Newcastle’s McDonald Jones Stadium, and Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium, and wraps with shows on New Zealand’s North (Eden Park, Auckland) and South Islands (Christchurch’s One New Zealand Stadium).
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When Robbie completes his tour in Christchurch, on Nov. 28, he’ll become the first international artist to perform at the city’s new venue.
“Australia and New Zealand have always had a very special place in my heart. Ever since my first solo tours, you have welcomed me with open arms and made me feel at home,” the former Take That singer says in a statement. “I’m beyond excited to be coming back this November for the BRITPOP World Tour. Can’t wait to see you all there.”
As the itinerary stands, Perth residents are unlucky to miss out.
Michael Chugg’s Chugg Entertainment and the concert promoter’s partner Frontier Touring are producing the trek, which follows Williams’ A Day On The Green run three years ago, in November 2023, part of his XXV anniversary tour. More recently, he was in Australia to headline the 2025 New Year’s Eve celebrations at the Sydney Opera House.
Although Robbie can comfortably get his shopping done in the United States without being mobbed, he’s a megastar in the U.K. and Europe, and around the globe. According to the Official Charts Company, Robbie boasts has six of the top 100 best-selling albums in British recorded music history, with 16 U.K. No. 1 albums as a solo artist — breaking the tie with the Beatles, for the most leader of all time. He also owns 18 Brit Awards, more than any other artist.
A surprise release in January, Williams’ BRITPOP album is a tip of the hat to the ‘90s Britpop era, featuring collaborations with Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Supergrass’ Gaz Coombes, Black Sabbath legend Tony Iommi, Mexican pop duo Jesse & Joy and Take That co-founder Gary Barlow. In a surprise no one, the album went straight to No. 1 in the U.K.
Visit frontiertouring.com/robbiewilliams for tickets.
Robbie Williams’ BRITPOP Tour Australia & New Zealand November 2026:
Nov. 7 — Adelaide Oval
Nov. 11 — Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
Nov. 14 — Accor Stadium, Sydney
Nov. 17 — McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle
Nov. 20 — Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
Nov. 24 — Eden Park, Auckland, NZ
Nov. 28 — One New Zealand Stadium, Christchurch
