American country-pop singer-songwriter Brett Young has just announced his first-ever headline tour of Australia.
Visiting down under in May 2025 as part of his Back To Basics World Tour, Young’s tour begins at Metropolis Fremantle on Saturday, 17 May, before he heads to Melbourne’s Palais Theatre on Monday, 19 May, Sydney’s Enmore Theatre on Wednesday, 21 May, Rockhampton’s Great Western Hotel on Saturday, 24 May, and concludes at Brisbane’s Fortitude Music Hall on Sunday, 25 May.
Special guests will be announced soon.
Fans can access pre-sale tickets via Live Nation (My Live Nation members), with tickets going on sale on Thursday, 5 December, at 3 pm local time. The general sale opens on Friday, 6 December, at 3 pm local time. You can find tickets via Brett Young’s and the Live Nation website.
Young recently released a new song, Kiss To Forget, the follow-up to his album, Across The Sheets, released last year. He co-wrote seven of the song’s eight songs, with the exception of Don’t Take The Girl, a Tim McGraw song.
Brett Young is signed to Big Machine Label Group as a recording artist and writer known for his seven #1 hits, In Case You Didn’t Know (certified diamond), Mercy (4x platinum), Sleep Without You (2x platinum), Like I Loved You (2x platinum), Here Tonight (2x platinum), Catch (platinum) and Lady (platinum).
Young recently finished up a massive run of sold-out shows throughout the UK and Europe, ending the 13-date tour in Belfast after he headlined Highways Festival at London’s Royal Albert Hall. He also wrapped a North American headlining tour in October.
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BACK TO BASICS WORLD TOUR 2025 - AUSTRALIA
Saturday 17 May 2025 – Metropolis Fremantle, Fremantle
Monday 19 May 2025 – Palais Theatre, Melbourne
Wednesday 21 May 2025 – Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Saturday 24 May – Great Western Hotel, Rockhampton
Sunday 25 May – Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
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