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Dua Lipa Australian tour with Adelaide dates announced

By Alice De Bruin

Posted on September 20, 2021

The tour will be her first Australian performance since Sydney’s Mardi Gras last year.

Global Pop Star Dua Lipa announced her Australian tour this morning, which will be coming to Adelaide on 14 November next year.

Future Nostalgia (2020), has dominated the airwaves and delivered six extraordinary hit singles in Australia; ‘Don’t Start Now’ (7 x Platinum), ‘Levitating’ (4 x Platinum), ‘Break My Heart’ (3 x Platinum), ‘Physical’ (2 x Platinum), ‘We’re Good’ (Platinum), and ‘Hallucinate’ (Gold).

The #1 album is platinum and after becoming the third highest selling album released in 2020, is still top 10 after 74 weeks in the ARIA chart, returning to the top spot earlier this year following the release of ‘The Moonlight Edition’.

In addition, her collaboration with Sir Elton John, ‘Cold Heart’ is currently #4 on the ARIA Singles Chart as new single ‘Love Again’ is making its ascendancy.

Dua sent a message to her fans; ‘I am beyond excited to be bringing my world tour to Australia, it’s been way too long, but I promise, we are going to have one heck of a party’.

Presale tickets for the event will be live from 1pm 22-23 September, and general tickets go on sale 2pm Thursday 23 September. Access to early tickets can be obtained by registering to Live Nation for free.

There are also a number of VIP experiences available, including the exclusive ‘Dua’s House Party’ — a personal invitation to a pre-show party with dancing, refreshments, professional makeup artists for a pre-show glam and the opportunity to meet Dua Lipa.

The VIP experience also includes early access into the venue (though early entry onto the floor not guaranteed) and one piece of signed merchandise, among other tour items.

Other VIP tickets include a ‘Hot Seat’ ticket, including a premium reserved seat in the lower bowl of the arena and tour merchandise, or an early entry ticket.

She is also travelling to Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.

The tour will commence at Brisbane’s BEC on November 5, followed by Qudos Bank Arena Sydney on November 8, Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on November 11, Adelaide’s AEC Arena on November 14 and concluding at Perth’s RAC Arena on November 16.