The Weeknd Returns To Australia This October
The announcement comes after the singer was forced to cancel his 2023 tour.
The Weeknd has announced his much anticipated Australian return. The hitmaker has locked in for four shows in Melbourne and Sydney this October.
This will be The Weeknd’s largest-ever Australian tour and his first since 2017, with the Canadian singer-songwriter excited to finally make his way back Down Under.
"I feel a strong pull to perform in Australia before moving on to the next chapter and want to make sure you all know I hadn't forgotten about you," he said in a statement.
"When I return now, it will be the right time, and I promise it will be such a special experience. I can't wait to see you all!"
After cancelling his 2023 tour, The Weeknd has managed to find time in his busy schedule to bring his After Hours Til Dawn tour to Australian shores, with the ‘Starboy’ performing two shows at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on Saturday, October 5 and Sunday, October 6, followed by two more shows at Sydney’s Accor Stadium on Tuesday, October 22 and Wednesday, October 23.
The Weeknd will be joined on tour by DJ and producer Mike Dean and Toronto songstress Chxrry22.
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When it comes to tickets, there is a plethora of pre-sale options available for punters before the general sale finally begins on Monday, August 26.
Those who had tickets to The Weeknd’s original tour in 2023 get first dibs via the Past Purchase pre-sale, which kicks off at 12pm in Sydney and 1pm in Melbourne this Wednesday, August 21. To register, fill out this form via Live Nation.
The next pre-sale is through Vodafone from 1pm in Sydney and 2pm in Melbourne on Thursday, August 22. For all the details head to the Vodafone website. Also happening on the same day is the Mastercard and Commbank Yello pre-sale, also commencing at 1pm in Sydney and 2pm in Melbourne and running until Monday, August 26 at 1pm or when tickets are sold out. For all the deets head here.
Westfield members can access the final pre-sale on Monday, August 26 from 12pm in Sydney and 1pm in Melbourne. To get involved, download the Westfield app and sign up to become a member, which you can do here.
Finally, on Monday, August 26, general sale tickets will be available via both Live Nation and The Weeknd’s own website.
Catch The Weeknd in Melbourne or Sydney this October. For full ticketing details visit livenation.com.au.
THE WEEKND AFTER HOURS TIL DAWN 2024 AUSTRALIA Tour
Saturday, October 5 – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
Sunday, October 6 – Marvel Stadium, Melbourne
Tuesday, October 22 – Accor Stadium, Sydney
Wednesday, October 23 – Accor Stadium, Sydney
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