Fresh off the back of tour announcements from musical megastars Olivia Rodrigo and Billie Eilish, there’s another huge concert to slot into our schedules (and our budgets). Fans have been waiting a long time for Childish Gambino (the musical masterwork from multi-talented American actor, writer, producer and director Donald Glover) to return Down Under, and our patience has finally paid off. The general release ticket sale opens today (Monday, May 20) at 11am.
Here's everything you need to know...
When is Childish Gambino in Sydney for his Australia tour 2025?
The New World Tour is taking over Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Tuesday, February 4 2025, and (due to popular demand), he announced a second date – Wednesday, February 5, 2025.
When do Childish Gambino tickets go on sale?
This morning! Monday, May 20, 2024. General sales for the Sydney shows begins at 11am via Ticketek.
Is there a pre-sale for the Childish Gambino Sydney show?
For an artist as huge as Childish Gambino, of course! The American Express presale and Frontier presale have already passed, though – so those who don't have tickets need to compete with the general public from today.
How much will tickets cost for Childish Gambino’s Australian tour?
Ticket prices have now been released, and they look like this:
- GA standing: $199
- A reserve seating: $199
- B reserve seating $169
- C reserve seating $129
For the ultimate Gambino experience, you can book the 'Emerald Reserved Seated package' for $489, or the Diamond Early Entry package for $389.
Who is the support for Childish Gambino’s Australian shows?
Ghanaian-American singer-songwriter Amaarae will be supporting Childish Gambino for both Sydney shows, in what will be her first big Australian tour.
What are the cities and dates for Childish Gambino's 2025 Australian and New Zealand tour?
Unlike some tours that have been announced recently, Childish Gambino is stopping all around the country, as well as across the ditch. He’ll pop by Auckland’s Spark Arena on January 28, Brisbane’s Entertainment Centre on February 1, Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on February 7 and February 8, and Perth’s RAC Arena on February 11.
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