Bryson Tiller Announces 2027 Australian Tour

Bryson Tiller returns to Australia next year after headlining the 2024 edition of Souled Out Festival.

American R&B singer and rapper Bryson Tiller is returning to Australia and New Zealand in January 2027, heading to the region on his Neo Trapsoul Tour.

Today, he’s announced the 61-date World Tour, which begins with a US leg in August, stopping in iconic venues such as Madison Square Garden, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Intuit Dome, and many others. In November, Tiller will take his Neo Trapsoul Tour to the UK and Europe.

The final leg of Tiller’s World Tour concludes in Australia and New Zealand. The tour commences at Perth’s RAC Area on Tuesday, 19 January.

It continues at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Thursday, 21 January, Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena on Saturday, 23 January, and the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Monday, 25 January, before concluding at Auckland’s Spark Arena on Wednesday, 27 January. Tiller will be accompanied by special guest Majid Jordan on all dates.

The tour announcement during a period of growing momentum for the singer and rapper, who’s preparing to release a new album this year. Last month, Tiller launched into his new era with the new single, IT’S OK.

Pre-sale tickets will be available from Wednesday, 3 June. The Artist pre-sale, Vodafone customers, Mastercard cardholders, and Westpac New Zealand Mastercard members can all access pre-sale tickets on Wednesday, 3 June, at 11 am local time.

Head to Tiller’s website, plus the websites for Vodafone and Priceless Australia and New Zealand for more information.

The Live Nation Members pre-sale opens on Thursday, 4 June, at 11 am local time, ahead of the general sale on Friday, 5 June, at 12 pm local time. You can find tickets and more information on the Live Nation Australia and New Zealand websites.

Bryson Tiller was last in Australia in March 2024, when he headlined Souled Out Festival across the country. He made his Australian debut at the 2017 edition of Listen Out Festival.

Last October, Tiller celebrated the tenth anniversary of his groundbreaking debut, T R A P S O U L, and released the double-album, Solace & The Vices.