RÜFÜS DU SOL have announced dates in Australia for November 2025, playing arenas for the first time in their home country. The shows, announced today (October 16th), are part of the Sydney-born, LA-based trio’s world tour in support of their recently-released fifth studio album, Inhale/Exhale. A full list of tour dates, as well as pre-sale and ticketing information, can be found below.
The tour was pre-empted with a last-minute show on the Fleet Steps of Sydney Harbour last week, during which the band debuted several songs from Inhale/Exhale live for the first time. It marked their first show in Sydney in over 10 months, having last been seen locally headlining Field Day on New Year’s Day. Their last headlining tour took place in December 2022, playing a series of outdoor events with support from English electronic producer Jon Hopkins.
RÜFÜS DU SOL – ‘Break My Love’
Joining the trio for all dates as main support will be English producer and multi-instrumentalist SG Lewis. The producer was last seen in Australia over the 2022/23 new-year period, performing at festivals such as Wildlands and Beyond The Valley. He is set to return over the 2024/25 new-year period, once again on the festival circuit – returning to Beyond The Valley, and also performing at this year’s Lost Paradise.
Last month saw RÜFÜS DU SOL nominated for four ARIA Awards: Best Group, Best Electronic/Dance Release (for their single ‘Music Is Better’), Best Video (for ‘Lately’) and Best Australian Live Act. The latter two awards are fan-voted, and can be voted for by visiting the ARIA Awards website.
RÜFÜS DU SOL Inhale/Exhale 2025 Tour
- Friday, November 7th – RAC Arena, Perth WA
- Tuesday, November 11th – AEC Arena, Adelaide SA
- Thursday, November 13th – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne VIC
- Thursday, November 20th – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney NSW
- Tuesday, November 25th – Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane QLD
A pre-sale for the tour runs from Tuesday, October 22nd at 10am local time. General sale will then follow on Wednesday, October 23rd – again at 10am local time. Both can be accessed via the tour’s official promoter, Live Nation Australia.
Further Reading
Music Feeds’ Top Ten Australian Albums Of 2021
Beyond the Valley 2022/23 Review – An All-Star Lineup and a Logistical Learning Curve
