The Kid Laroi announces Australia stadium tour, going to Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Sydney and Gold Coast
Singer-songwriter and rapper The Kid Laroi will visit the Gold Coast on a nationwide stadium tour. See when tickets go on sale
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Singer-songwriter and rapper The Kid Laroi will visit the Gold Coast on a nationwide stadium tour.
The 20-year-old Australian artist will be touring his new album, The First Time, from February, with a closing performance at CBUS Super Stadium on February 18.
The album features 20 songs with special guests Jungkook, Central Cee, Robert Glasper, YoungBoy Never and D4vd.
The rapper – who gets more than 38 million monthly listeners on Spotify – shot to stardom after his hit with Justin Bieber called Stay.
Laroi will start his tour at AAMI Park in Melbourne on February 2, followed by HBF Park in Perth on February 9, Coopers Stadium in Adelaide on February 13 and Commbank Stadium on February 16, before the Gold Coast finale.
Tickets for the month-long tour go on sale November 20 at Tiketek.com.au
A Telstra Plus 24-hour member pre-sale will kick off on November 16.
Laroi said he was so glad to be “coming home” to perform for the first time in 18 months.
“I felt so much love from fans on last year’s tour,” he said.
“It’s something I’ll never forget.
“I can’t wait for you to all see this new show.
“We’ve taken things to a whole new level.
“I love you and I’ll see you all really soon”.
The singer recently featured on the official soundtrack of the Barbie movie and has won multiple ARIA Music Awards, Billboard Awards and a National Indigenous Music Award.
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