triple j Celebrates 50 Years with National Tour
The radio station is commemorating the milestone with five curated mini-festivals across the country this November.
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triple j is celebrating 50 years as Australia’s leading youth broadcasting station with a bunch of mini-festival shows this November.
Having already kicked things off with the Hottest 100 Australian Songs countdown earlier this year, which saw INXS take out top spot with ‘Never Tear Us Apart’, the station has organised a run of concerts across the country.
Held in Hobart, Newcastle, Adelaide, the Gold Coast and Torquay, each show will be hosted by triple j presenters and feature a different lineup of Aussie talent.
The triple j 50 Tour kicks off in Hobart/Nipaluna at ODEON on Saturday 15 November and is hosted by the legendary Zan Rowe. The lineup of artists performing includes six-time ARIA Award winner Courtney Barnett, Luca Brasi, Emily Wurramara and Gordon’s Grandson.
The tour then moves to King Street in Newcastle/Awabakal on Friday 21 November with performances from Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers, The Grogans, South Summit and HORSE, with Concetta and Luka hosting.
Next up is Adelaide/Kaurna, with SA’s very own Tkay Maidza headlining with support from BARKAA, Nerve and Zion Garcia. Held at The Gov on Saturday 22 November, the concert is hosted by A.Girl and Dave Woodhead.
Miami Marketta on the Gold Coast/Kombumerri plays host to presenters Abby and Tyrone with a bill consisting of local fav Mallrat alongside Darcie Haven, Jem Cassar-Daley and Lottie McLeod on Thursday 27 November.
The final leg of the tour takes place at Torquay Hotel in Torquay/Wadawurrung on Friday 28 November. Anika Luna and Kailyn Crabbe will oversee proceedings with musical performances from Ninajirachi, FUKHED, IsGwan and KSMBA.
Tickets are super cheap and just $35+bf for the 18+ concerts and $25+bf for the U18 shows. Tickets go on sale at 9am AEST on Friday 10 October via oztix.com.au.
triple j 50 Years takes over The Gov on Saturday 22 November. For ticketing info, visit oztix.com.au.
TRIPLE J 50 Years TOUR 2025
Saturday 15 November – ODEON, Hobart/Nipaluna, TAS (18+)
Co-presented with Double J | Hosted by Zan Rowe
Courtney Barnett, Luca Brasi, Emily Wurramara, Gordon’s Grandson
Friday 21 November – King Street, Newcastle/Awabakal, NSW (16+)
Hosted by Concetta & Luka
Teen Jesus & The Jean Teasers, The Grogans, South Summit, HORSE
Saturday 22 November – The Gov, Adelaide/Kaurna, SA (18+)
Hosted by A.Girl & Dave Woodhead
Tkay Maidza, BARKAA, Nerve, Zion Garcia
Thursday 27 November – Miami Marketta, Gold Coast/Kombumerri, QLD (16+)
Hosted by Abby & Tyrone
Mallrat, Darcie Haven, Jem Cassar-Daley, Lottie McLeod
Friday 28 November – Torquay Hotel, Torquay/Wadawurrung, VIC (18+)
Hosted by Anika Luna & Kailyn Crabbe
Ninajirachi, FUKHED, IsGwan, KSMBA
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