Robbie Williams XXV Australian tour 2023 | Qld set list revealed

Global pop phenomenon and music icon Robbie Williams will grace the stage at Sirromet Wines this weekend. See the full list of hits he’ll be belting out and find out how to not get caught in the traffic chaos.

Global pop phenomenon and music icon Robbie Williams will grace the stage at Sirromet Wines on Saturday and Sunday night in what is set to be a weekend to remember

Having just performed to thousands of fans at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium, Williams is expected to fly in on Friday before entertaining more than 30,000 at the vineyard.

Organisers for A Day On The Green said Williams will bring his decades of hits to Mount Cotton in the biggest concerts Sirromet has ever stages.

“Australasia is one of my favourite places in the world to tour,” Williams said when tickets to the events were announced.

“I feel so at home there and hugely appreciate the warm, loving welcome I always receive. I can’t wait to do these shows in 2023 and spend some time with my fans.”

Robbie Williams on stage during his concert at Allianz Stadium in Sydney. Picture: Jonathan Ng

ARTIST SCHEDULE

Gates will open at 3pm with organisers urging people to get in early to avoid missing out on a good spot or being caught in traffic around the venue.

DJ Joey Lightbulb, also known as Mikey Cahill will hit the stage at 3pm as fans filter through the gates.

Next up is Lufthaus, an electronic group of long-time friends including special appearances from Robbie Williams. Their set is expected to start at 5pm.

English musician Gaz Coombes who is best known for his lead vocals in the alternative rock band Supergrass will warm up the crowd at 6.15pm before the main act of the night.

Robbie Williams on stage during his concert at Allianz Stadium in Sydney. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Robbie Williams is expected to his the stage at 8pm delivering some of his best known tracks including ‘Let Me Entertain You’, ‘Angels’ and ‘Feel’.

The night is expected to wrap up just before 10pm.

SET LIST

On Thursday night, Williams cemented his status as an honorary Australian in front of 38,000 adoring Sydney fans at Allianz Stadium. His set-list featured a surprise addition of the unofficial Aussie anthem You’re the Voice by John Farnham.

1. Hey Wow Yeah Yeah

2. Let Me Entertain You

3. Land of 1000 Dances

4. Strong

5. Come Undone

6. Do What You Like

7. Could It Be Magic (Take That)

8. Don’t Look Back in Anger (Oasis)

9. Back for Good (Take That)

10. Love My Life

11. Candy

12. Feel

13. Kids

14. Rock DJ

Encore:

15. You’re The Voice

16. She’s the One’

17. Angels

18. Medley a cappella with Better Man

HOW TO GET THERE

Sirromet is well-known for its beautiful views, sprawling grounds and exceptional wines … unfortunately getting to the vineyard is a nightmare.

A Day On the Green organisers have tried their best to avoid a traffic headache by offering a range of public transport options and parking availability.

Multiple Gold Coast shuttle buses and coach services are available through Con-x-ion Coach Charters.

Mt Gravatt Coach & Travel will be running services throughout the day and have marked pick-up points at Brisbane CBD, Garden City, Carindale Shopping Centre, Eight Mile Plains, Capalaba Park and Ride, Springwood and Logan Hyper dome.

Erin Pegg from Loganholme and Patrice Lorimer from Victoria Pointto are ready for Robbie’s concert at Sirromet. Picture: Steve Pohlner

Southern Cross Transit will be offering services to the venue from Ipswich and Springfield.

Bus and train networks to the grounds will run as normal with passengers urged to check timetables before embarking on the journey.

Parking is available onsite at Sirromet Wines for a fee of $30 per vehicle.

If concertgoers decide to carpool to the event and arrive in a vehicle with four or more ticket holders, they will not be charged for parking.

Organisers of the show have warned ticketholders that traffic build-up is likely and to exercise patience.

“With both shows being sold out, we’re trying to encourage people to get to the venue early and enjoy the afternoon’s entertainment before Robbie comes on,” organisers said in a statement.

CAN I STILL GET TICKETS

Unfortunately not, tickets for both the Saturday and Sunday night concerts are completely sold out. A handful of tickets are being sold on second-hand resale site Tixel, however potential buyers are being warned of potential scalpers.