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News: Burna Boy confirms No Sign Of Weakness tour dates for Australia

  • July 17, 2025
  • Deb Pelser
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Burna Boy will bring the first leg of his latest global run to Australia this spring, marking his only shows here in 2025 before he heads to North America.

The Nigerian artist—whose eighth album No Sign Of Weakness arrived on 11 July via Spaceship/Bad Habit/Atlantic—opens the tour at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl on 16 October. He then moves through Sydney’s Qudos Bank Arena (18 October) and Brisbane Entertainment Centre (21 October) before closing at Perth’s RAC Arena on 24 October. General sale begins Thursday 24 July at midday local via Ticketek and TEG, with presales from Tuesday 22 July (9 am).

The shows land after a landmark spell for Burna Boy: he became the first African artist to top one billion Spotify streams twice and has collected 11 GRAMMY nominations alongside wins at BET, Billboard and MOBO awards. No Sign Of Weakness continues his blend of Afrobeats, pop, hip-hop and reggae, highlighted by Travis Scott collaboration “TaTaTa”, the reggae-tinted “Sweet Love”, and the anthemic “Update”.

Following Perth, the singer will play 16 North American arenas, including a headline slot at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre—another first for a Nigerian performer.

Tickets on sale from 12pm (local time) on 24 July over HERE.

Burna Boy 2025 Tour Dates
Thu 16 Oct – Sidney Myer Music Bowl (Melbourne)
Sat 18 Oct – Qudos Bank Arena (Sydney)
Mon 20 Oct – Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Fri 24 Oct – RAC Arena (Perth)

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