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News: Irish breakout F3miii announces debut Australian headline dates

  • August 14, 2026
  • Deb Pelser
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Rising star F3miii is heading to Australia for the first time this December, announcing headline shows in Melbourne and Sydney as his international breakthrough continues to gather pace.

The Nigerian-Irish singer-songwriter arrives following the rapid ascent of ‘Noble’, the alternative R&B track that turned a viral moment into something considerably bigger. Released in December 2025, the song folds electronic production into a soulful, cinematic arrangement, introducing F3miii to an audience far beyond his home turf.

By the end of April, the official ‘Noble’ sound had appeared in more than 25,000 TikTok posts, while the sound attached to F3miii’s original teaser had generated thousands more. Fan edits, reaction videos and clips connected to Euphoriahelped propel the song through the platform, but its reach has increasingly escaped the boundaries of its viral beginnings.

That momentum now brings F3miii to Australia. Alongside his Melbourne and Sydney headline dates, he will also appear at Spilt Milk, giving local audiences several opportunities to catch an artist whose trajectory has shifted dramatically in less than a year.

For an artist still at the beginning of his international story, the Australian dates arrive at an intriguing point. ‘Noble’ may have opened the door, but F3miii’s first Australian visit offers the chance to discover what exists beyond the song that put his name on the map.

Go HERE for ticketing information.

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