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Aloe Blacc Announces First Australian Tour in Over 7 Years

While in the country, Blacc will also perform at Brisbane’s Night at the Parkland and Sydney’s Night at the Barracks

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Aloe Blacc has announced his first Australian tour in more than seven years.

The US singer-songwriter will bring his ‘Wake Me Up Tour’ Down Under this September, playing shows in Melbourne, Perth, and Adelaide. While in the country, he’ll also perform at Brisbane’s Night at the Parkland and Sydney’s Night at the Barracks (see full dates below).

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Tuesday, June 2nd at 9am local time. The Mastercard pre-sale begins on Thursday, May 28th at 9am local time, while the Mellen Events pre-sale begins on Friday, May 29th at 9am local time.

Blacc will be supported by special guests WILSN and Birren on his Australian tour.

Renowned for hits such as “I Need a Dollar” and “The Man”, Blacc returned in 2025 with his first new music in five years, including new album Stand Together. Blacc’s record landed in the top 10 on the Billboard R&B chart, also peaking at No. 1 on the iTunes R&B Albums chart.

Blacc is expected to play tracks from his new album along with fan favourites from throughout his career at his upcoming Australian shows.

Blacc was just announced as one of the artists for the second edition of Night at the Parkland in Brisbane, which will bring nine concerts over three weekends to the city in September. The lineup also features The Cruel Sea, The Temper Trap, PNAU, Missy Higgins, and more.

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Aloe Blacc 2026 Australian Tour

With special guests WILSN and Birren

Mastercard pre-sale begins Thursday, May 28th (9am local time)
Mellen Events pre-sale begins Friday, May 29th (9am local time)
General sale begins Tuesday, June 2nd (9am local time)

Ticket information available here

Friday, September 11th
Night at the Parkland, Brisbane, QLD

Saturday, September 12th
Night at the Barracks, Sydney, NSW

Sunday, September 13th
Palais Theatre, Melbourne, VIC

Friday, September 18th
Riverside Theatre – PCEC, Perth, WA

Saturday, September 19th
Her Majesty’s Theatre, Adelaide, SA