Don Broco have formally announced their return to Australia, a week after teasing a tour was imminent. The UK based pop-rock band are set to head back down under in less than two months time, with a five-date tour locked in for September 2025. It is said to be the first leg of the band’s next world tour. The full list of dates, as well as pre-sale and ticketing information, can be found below.
Joining the band as main support for all shows will be Sydney alternative pop band RedHook, who recently completed a regional Australian tour in support of Stand Atlantic. The two bands had previously shared a bill at the Rock Am Ring festival in Nuremburg circa 2022; at the time, Don Broco were touring their most recent studio album, 2021’s Amazing Things, while RedHook were touring in support of their debut EP, 2021’s Bad Decisions. These will mark their first club shows together.
Don Broco – ‘Birthday Party’
The band were last in Australia in May of 2023, where they played three east-coast tour dates. Since they were last here, the band have released a live album entitled Live At The Royal Albert Hall – which was recorded at the titular venue as part of a series of benefit gigs for the Teenage Cancer Trust. In June, the band announced that they had begun recording their fifth studio album.
Don Broco 2025 Australian Tour
- Thursday, September 4th – Princess Theatre, Brisbane QLD
- Friday, September 5th – Manning Bar, Sydney NSW
- Saturday, September 6th – Croxton Bandroom, Melbourne VIC
- Monday, September 8th – Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide SA
- Tuesday, September 9th – Magnet House, Perth WA
A pre-sale for the tour will go live from 9am local time on Friday, July 11th. General sale will then follow on Tuesday, July 1th – again at 9am local time. Both can be accessed via ThePhoenix.au.
Further Reading
Love Letter To A Record: Heartline’s Fraser Stiles On Don Broco’s ‘Amazing Things’
Freak Slug Announces Debut Australian Tour For October 2025
Introducing Militarie Gun – Touring Australia With Touché Amoré This Month
Editorial note: Emmy Mack of RedHook is also the Senior Editor at Music Feeds.
