Drake arrived in Australia this week. His tour begins in Perth on Tuesday, 4 February.
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Drake has postponed his two dates at Auckland’s Spark Arena, which were due to take place on Friday, 28 February, and Saturday, 1 March.
According to information on Ticketmaster New Zealand, the dates have been pushed back two weeks. The shows will now occur on Saturday, 15 March, and Sunday, 16 March.
Fans with tickets to the shows also received an email about the change in dates, citing “scheduling conflicts.”
According to Ticketmaster it looks like Drake’s two shows in Auckland have been rescheduled. The new dates are now March 15th and 16th pic.twitter.com/NAFk230pWG
— Drake Direct (@DrakeDirect_) January 29, 2025
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The previous dates for New Zealand were sandwiched between two separate Brisbane shows: Tuesday, 25 February, and Tuesday, 4 March. The new dates are well after Drake’s Australian Anita Max Win Tour ends on Friday, 7 March.
At the time of publication, Drake’s Australian tour dates are unaffected by the scheduling changes. The Hotline Bling rapper has not made any public statements about the postponed dates.
Drake arrived in Australia on Tuesday (28 January), and he’s been sharing pictures and videos since arriving Down Under on his Instagram. His Australian dates begin next week (Tuesday, 4 February) in Perth.
Due to extraordinary demand, Drake will perform for multiple nights in all cities on his Australian tour. He’s set to play for five nights at Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena, four nights at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena, three nights at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre, and two nights at Perth’s RAC Arena. You can find all his tour dates below.
The Anita Max Win Tour marks Drake’s first stops Down Under since his 2017 Boy Meets World Tour.
Since that run, the rapper has dropped multiple significant albums, including 2018’s Scorpion, 2021’s Certified Lover Boy, 2022’s collaborative project with 21 Savage, Her Loss, and 2023’s For All The Dogs.
Tuesday 4 February - Perth, AU - RAC Arena
Wednesday 5 February - Perth, AU - RAC Arena
Sunday 9 February - Melbourne, AU - Rod Laver Arena
Monday 10 February - Melbourne, AU - Rod Laver Arena
Wednesday 12 February - Melbourne, AU - Rod Laver Arena
Thursday 13 February - Melbourne, AU - Rod Laver Arena
Sunday 16 February - Sydney, AU - Qudos Bank Arena
Monday 17 February - Sydney, AU - Qudos Bank Arena
Wednesday 19 February - Sydney, AU - Qudos Bank Arena
Thursday 20 February - Sydney, AU - Qudos Bank Arena
Monday 24 February - Brisbane, AU - Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Tuesday 25 February - Brisbane, AU - Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Tuesday 4 March - Brisbane, AU - Brisbane Entertainment Centre – NEW DATE
Friday 7 March - Sydney, AU - Qudos Bank Arena – NEW DATE