Jelly Roll is officially bringing his powerhouse live show to Australia and New Zealand for the very first time, and he’s not holding back. Announced in August, The Down Under 2025 Tour will see the genre-defying star take on arenas, festival stages, and open-air venues across the region this spring, with support from two rising US acts: Shaboozey and Drew Baldridge.
The tour kicks off on 25 October with a set at Queensland’s Strummingbird Festival in Sunshine Coast before rolling into a run of headline shows across Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, and Auckland. Along the way, he’ll hit additional Strummingbird Festival dates in Newcastle and Perth, wrapping things up with a massive night at Auckland’s Outer Fields on 8 November, his first-ever New Zealand performance.
The Down Under 2025 Tour:
- Melbourne – Rod Laver Arena, 28 October
- Adelaide – Entertainment Centre, 26 October
- Sydney – Qudos Bank Arena, 4 November
- Auckland – The Outer Fields at Western Springs, 8 November
Jelly’s latest album Beautifully Broken has been the driver behind this new tour chapter, a release that blends raw storytelling with soaring choruses and gritty, genre-blurring production. It’s the same balance of heart and hooks that’s earned him four Grammy nominations and a fast-growing international fanbase. For Aussie and Kiwi fans, this will be the first time to hear it all live.
He’s also packing a setlist that swings from deeply personal to wildly unexpected. Alongside major singles like Need a Favor, Liar, and I Am Not Okay, recent shows have seen Jelly weave in covers and collabs that span everything from Jessie Murph and Avicii to The Beatles and Brandon Lake. It’s part emotional catharsis, part singalong chaos.
Suspected Setlist Highlights:
- Liar
- I Am Not Okay
- Son of a Sinner
- Need a Favor
- Wild Ones (Jessie Murph cover)
- Wake Me Up (Avicii cover)
- Let It Be (The Beatles cover)
- Genre-mashup medley: Sweet Home Alabama / How You Remind Me / Party Up / Flowers / Young, Wild & Free
- Save Me
Opening acts Shaboozey and Drew Baldridge add serious depth to the tour’s sonic range. Shaboozey’s alt-country-meets-trap energy has been making waves on both sides of the Atlantic, while Drew Baldridge brings solid country credentials and an easy charisma that’s festival-ready.
What makes this tour feel significant is not just its scale, but the sense that Jelly Roll is meeting fans where they’ve been waiting. With years of streaming loyalty, viral momentum, and slow-building international love behind him, The Down Under 2025 Tour is his official arrival in the region, one that promises intimacy, intensity, and a little bit of chaos in all the right ways.
Tickets are available now via Live Nation and Ticketmaster. Whether you’re festival-hopping or arena-bound, this run is set to be one of the season’s standouts.
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