Teddy Swims announces surprise return to Brisbane after sellout tour
Award-winning US singer-songwriter Teddy Swims has announced his surprise return to Australia just months after his sell-out tour stunned fans across the country.
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Award-winning US artist Teddy Swims has announced his surprise return to Australia just eight months after his 2024 sell-out tour stunned fans across the country.
Following the recent release of his album I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2), Swims will fly back to the Sunshine State in October, in similar style to last year but will see some well-needed upgrades in stadium location.
Swims will perform at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, giving 4000 more fans the chance to see the musical sensation after missing out the first time at his Riverstage venue last July.
The singer-songwriter, known for blending the genres of RnB, country, and pop into his music, made headlines on his last tour after he busked in Queen St Mall with an aspiring Gold Coast singer.
Naturally, the musical moment in which they performed his smash hit Lose Control went viral on social media and led to an invitation from Swims to his sold-out concert that night.
The 2025 tour is set to include standout tracks from his recent album, including Bad Dreams, Are You Even Real and Guilty, and of course, the fan favourites that led him to fame.
Swims’ tour will also see him play his largest stadium performances in Australia and New Zealand, with fans in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth all expected to revel in the US star’s return.
Tickets to Swim’s I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour go on sale Monday March 24 (11am local time) via frontiertouring.com/teddyswims.
The Frontier Members presale starts Thursday March 20 (1pm local time).
Originally published as Teddy Swims announces surprise return to Brisbane after sellout tour
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