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News: Justice Tap Kevin Parker and Busy P for Hyperdrama Australian Tour

  • July 10, 2025
  • Deb Pelser
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Fresh from the release of Hyperdrama and a triumphant return to the live stage at Coachella, French electronic duo Justice have announced the special guests for their Australian tour this December: Tame Impala (DJ set) and long-time collaborator Busy P.

The trio of east coast arena dates will see Justice bring their full-scale live production to Australia for the first time since releasing Hyperdrama, their first album in eight years. The run begins at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on Wednesday 3 December, continues to Melbourne’s John Cain Arena on Friday 5 December, and concludes at the Brisbane Entertainment Centre on Sunday 7 December. Tickets are available now via Ticketek.

The tour marks Kevin Parker’s return to Australian stages, not with Tame Impala’s full band setup, but in a rare DJ format. Parker, whose distinct vocal work featured on the GRAMMY-winning Neverender and One Night/All Night, has become an integral part of Hyperdrama’s global impact. Those collaborations not only earned critical acclaim but made One Night/All Night the most-played track on triple j in February 2024.

Also joining the bill is Busy P, founder of Ed Banger Records and a longtime figure in the Justice orbit. His inclusion rounds out a lineup that connects two decades of electronic experimentation—from the bloghouse era to present-day arena electronica.

Justice’s return has coincided with a run of career milestones, including a North American tour and an honorary prize at the NRJ Awards. Beyond their own work, 2025 has seen the duo contribute to The Weeknd’s single Wake Me Up, which has already amassed nearly 60 million streams on Spotify.

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