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Guess who’s rolling into town? Global superstar Jelly Roll is set to make his inaugural trip to Australia this spring – and he’s bringing two very special guests along for the ride. The Down Under 2025 Tour will be the Grammy-nominated Nashville singer-songwriter’s first-ever headline tour in Australia, with arena shows locked in for Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. Plus, he’ll be headlining Strummingbird Festival in Perth, Newcastle and the Sunshine Coast, and popping up at Adelaide's Harvest Rock and Townsville's Sunburnt Country. Here’s everything you need to know about getting tickets to Jelly Roll in Australia.
When is Jelly Roll coming to Australia?
The rapper-turned-country-star has locked in three Australian arena shows, including:
- Brisbane Entertainment Centre – Friday, October 24
- Adelaide Harvest Rock – Sunday, October 26
- Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena – Tuesday, October 28 and Wednesday, October 29
- Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena – Tuesday, November 4
- Townsville Sunburnt Country – Thursday, November 6
Jelly Roll will also headline the exciting new Strummingbird Festival, which is touring:
- Sunshine Coast – Saturday, October 25
- Newcastle – Saturday, November 1
- Perth – Sunday, November 2
When do Jelly Roll tickets go on sale in Australia?
The general public sale for Jelly Roll’s Sydney and Melbourne arena shows starts at 4pm local time on Monday, August 11 via Live Nation. Meanwhile, tickets for Strummingbird Festival are already on sale here.
Is there a Jelly Roll pre-sale in Australia?
There always is! You can access two pre-sales – one for Mastercard members and another for Live Nation registrants – with both kicking off at 3pm local time on Friday, August 8.
How much are tickets to Jelly Roll in Australia?
Prices for his arena shows haven’t been released, while tickets to Strummingbird Festival start at $179.95.
Who’s the support act for Jelly Roll in Australia?
Jelly Roll is bringing not one, but two special guests along for the ride. Joining him is six-time Grammy-nominated star Shaboozey of ‘A Bar Song (Tipsy)’ fame, along with independent American country artist Drew Baldridge. Both are also performing at Strummingbird Festival.