Troye Sivan Expands 'Something To Give Each Other' Australian Tour

Earlier this week, Aussie pop hitmaker Troye Sivan announced an epic homecoming tour in support of his latest album, Something To Give Each Other.

It turns out that his fans can’t get enough, as overwhelming demand for pre-sale tickets has led to a second Troye Sivan show at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt. With the new date announced, the Rush singer’s Australian tour schedule is as follows:

The Drive in Adelaide on Tuesday, 19 November, followed by Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Thursday, 21 November, Brisbane’s Riverstage on Tuesday, 26 November, and two dates at the Sydney Opera House Forecourt: Thursday, 28 November, and the new show on Friday, 29 November. Special guest Nick Ward will open all shows.

We expect further expansions to the Something To Give Each Other tour to be announced soon as the pre-sale continues. We’ll update this article if more tour dates are added.

How To Score Tickets To Troye Sivan’s 2024 Australian Tour

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There are multiple ways to purchase tickets for Sivan’s upcoming tour.

Two pre-sale options are currently available: Vodafone and Mastercard. Options for both companies’ customers opened yesterday (11 July). You can go to the Vodafone or Priceless (Mastercard) websites to find out more details before the pre-sales close next Tuesday (16 July).

Next Tuesday, another pre-sale opens for Westfield members, who can access reserved exclusive tickets to Sivan’s upcoming tour from noon AEST. You can become a Westfield member by downloading the app.

Of course, tour promoters Live Nation will host their own pre-sale, which opens at 11 am local time on Monday, 15 July. The general sale opens at noon local time on Tuesday, 16 July. You can find more ticketing information via the Live Nation website.

Something To Give Each Other hit shelves last October via EMI, marking Sivan’s first #1 debut on the ARIA Top 50 Albums Chart.

It was later named one of The Music’s best Australian albums of 2023, with David James Young writing in a glowing review: “An assertive listen that's equal parts electric and eclectic; it's the sound of the boy next door becoming the man about town. He's wild, he's blossomed, and he's ready at long last for the world at large.”