The American rapper turned country music star will be supported by Shaboozey Drew Baldridge.
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After being announced as the headliner for new country music festival Strummingbird, Jelly Roll has revealed a run of solo shows while in the country.
The four-time Grammy-nominated artist is one of the biggest names in the music biz, with his 2024 studio album, Beautifull Brokern, having topped the Billboard Top 200. Beginning his career as a rapper, Jelly Roll transitioned into the country genre and has found massive success across the globe.
Along with performing at Strummingbird festival at Kawana Sports Precinct on the Sunshine Coast/Kabi Kabi & Jinibara on Saturday 25 October, Newcastle Foreshore in Newcastle/Mulubinba on Saturday 1 November and Claremont Showground in Perth/Boorloo on Sunday 2 November, the ‘Bloodline’ singer will perform solo gigs at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Tuesday 28 October and Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on Tuesday 4 November 4, along with a show in Adelaide on Sunday 26 October, with a venue to be announced.
Jellyroll will be supported by rising modern country stars Shaboozey and Drew Baldridge.
There are several presale options, with Mastercard cardholders presale access beginning Friday 8 August at 3pm AEST and running until Monday 11 August at 3pm AEST. Live Nation presale also kicks off the same day and time as the Mastercard presale. General on-sale takes place Monday 11 August at 4pm AEST. For full ticketing information, visit livenation.com.au.
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Declared “one of Nashville’s fastest rising stars” by The New York Times, Jelly Roll has been putting in the work for over two decades, finally seeing a return in his effort in 2022 with the release of popular singles ‘Son of a Sinner’ and ‘Need a Favor’.
This led to his 2023 album, Whitsitt Chapel, debuting on the Billboard 200, with his 2024 follow-up, Beautifully Broken, claiming the number one spot.
This year, Jelly Roll has already toured with Post Malone and sold out his own North American tour, with Aussie fans in for a treat when the Tennesse artist touchs down in October.
Catch Jelly Roll on Sunday 26 October at a venue TBA. For ticketing information, visit livenation.com.au.
Jelly Roll Down Under 2025 Australian Tour Dates
Saturday 25 October – Strummingbird Festival, Sunshine Coast, QLD
Sunday 26 October – TBA, Adelaide, SA
Tuesday 28 October – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC
Saturday 1 November – Strummingbird Festival, Newcastle, NSW
Sunday 2 November 2 – Strummingbird Festival, Perth, WA
Tuesday 4 November – Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, NSW
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