Hot Dub Time Machine Plots Australian Tour

Sydney party starter Tom Lowndes, better known as Hot Dub Time Machine, is hitting the road from March to May, playing in Australia, New Zealand, and Bali.

Announcing the Can’t Stop Tour today, it’s been revealed that Lowndes will perform for eight nights in three countries. The tour will celebrate over five decades of influential dance music from 1962 to 2025, with the Aussie star promising to deliver the “BEST. PARTY. EVER.”

The tour begins in Adelaide on Saturday, 8 March, before Lowndes heads to Uluwatu, Bali, on Friday, 21 March. From there, it’s back to Australia and New Zealand: the DJ will hit Melbourne on Saturday, 29 March, Auckland, New Zealand on Friday, 4 April, Christchurch on Saturday, 5 April, Hobart on Saturday, 26 April, Brisbane on Friday, 2 May, and Sydney on Saturday, 24 May.

Fans can access pre-sale tickets via the Hot Dub Time Machine website – register here for access – on Monday, 20 December, at 10 am AEDT. The general sale begins on Tuesday, 21 December, at 10 am AEDT. You can find tickets here.

Lowndes first unveiled his “dance through the decades” audio-visual party concept in 2011. Since then, he’s found local and international acclaim and played on massive festival bills, from Coachella to Tomorrowland to Splendour In The Grass. His shows are part history lesson, part massive rave, winning over audiences wherever he goes.

He continuously performs to sold-out crowds on tours like the Hot Dub On The Harbour and 100% Bangers Tour and has appeared at prestigious sporting events such as the Australian Open and the Formula One.

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