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Tyler the Creator is touring Australia in 2025: Melbourne dates, prices, presale and more

The US rapper's Chromakopia World Tour hits Melbourne next August

Ashleigh Hastings
Arts & Culture Editor
Tyler, the Creator
Photograph: Mark Peckmezian
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American rapper Tyler the Creator has just dropped his seventh studio album and the hype around him is reaching a fever pitch. After his last two albums Igor (2019) and Call Me If You Get Lost (2021) both debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and scored Grammys for Best Rap Album, anticipation couldn’t be higher. 

If Tyler the Creator fans didn’t already have enough to look forward to, now the artist has announced Chromakopia: The World Tour to support the album. It’s a massive suite of dates and the important news is yes, he’s coming to Melbourne. 

Keen to catch Tyler live in Melbourne next year? Here’s everything you need to know from dates to confirmed ticket prices. 

Tyler the Creator Melbourne tour dates in 2025

The Australia and New Zealand leg of Tyler’s world tour are scheduled to take place in August and September. So far, he’s confirmed two Melbourne shows on Friday, August 22 and Saturday, August 23. These will both happen at Rod Laver Arena. 

When do Melbourne tickets go on sale?

The general public will has a chance to nab tickets at 10am local time on Friday, November 1. Just head on over to this link

Presale

Presale is now underway and there's a limit of six tickets per customer. Good luck!

How much will Tyler the Creator Melbourne tickets cost? 

The Melbourne ticket prices for Tyler the Creator have now dropped – here they are:

  • General Admission: $199.90
  • A Reserve seating: $199.90
  • B Reserve seating: $169.90
  • C Reserve seating: $129.90
  • D Reserve seating: $109.90

Supporting acts

Fellow rapper Lil Yachty and hip-hop duo Paris Texas are jumping on board as the support acts for the whole tour. 

Where else in Australia is Tyler the Creator playing?

Tyler will head to Auckland before his Melbourne shows, then follow up with dates in Sydney, Brisbane and Perth.

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