The Kid LAROI Tour 2024 Dates Announced With Big Supports

The Kid LAROI was due to tour across Australia in February, but in December last year, it was postponed due to being “logistically impossible.”

Today, the Aussie rapper and singer announced new tour dates, due to take place in November, as well as two huge support acts. Western Sydney drill group ONEFOUR will return as openers, but The Kid LAROI has also locked in American star Quavo for the new dates.

Beginning the tour at Gold Coast’s Home Of The Arts (HOTA) on Monday, 11 November, the tour continues at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre (Thursday, 14 November), Sydney’s Commbank Stadium (Saturday, 16 November), Perth’s RAC Arena (Wednesday, 20 November), Adelaide Entertainment Centre (Sunday, 24 November), Hobart’s MyState Bank Arena (Wednesday, 27 November), and ends with two nights at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Friday, 29 and Saturday, 30 November.

Fans can access tickets via The Kid LAROI artist pre-sale from 1 pm tomorrow (6 August) using the password FIRSTTIME. General tickets go on sale at 1 pm local time on Thursday, 8 August. You can find more ticketing information on Ticketek.

Ticketek will contact existing ticketholders who held tickets for the February shows about redeeming their tickets for the new shows. If ticketholders for the previously announced events can no longer make the new dates, they should contact Ticketek.

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In a statement, The Kid LAROI said of bringing his tour to Australia, “I’m really excited to confirm the November tour dates and bring my show to Australia. It’s going to be incredible to perform back home and share this experience with all of you. I’m also pumped to announce that Quavo will be joining the tour as a special guest. Can’t wait to see you guys and make this tour unforgettable!”

The tour arrives in support of the release of The Kid LAROI’s debut album, THE FIRST TIME.

In a glowing review for The Music, Claire Dunton wrote that LAROI “feels and sounds like a real, honest talent that you can’t help but back as an Australian” and “has perfectly executed the ever-popular ‘90s aesthetic”.