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JUST IN: Bruno Mars is bringing his record-breaking tour to Australia in 2027

The funkiest man on the planet is coming to Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney

Melissa Woodley
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Melissa Woodley
Editor, Time Out Australia
Bruno Mars on stage
Photograph: Daniel Ramos | Bruno Mars' The Romantic Tour
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Leave the door open, Australia – Bruno Mars is officially heading Down Under in 2027. The 16-time Grammy-winning hitmaker will bring his record-breaking The Romantic Tour to four Aussie cities in February for six mega stadium shows – and we cannot wait!

The ‘Uptown Funk’ and ‘Just the Way You Are’ singer is currently tearing through the second North American leg of his global tour, where he racked up the largest single-day sales in Ticketmaster history. Safe to say, Australian tickets will be just as hot a commodity. Here’s everything you need to know about getting tickets to Bruno Mars’ Australian tour in 2027.

When is Bruno Mars coming to Australia?

The funk master will perform six stadium shows across four Aussie cities, including:

  • Perth, Optus Stadium – Saturday, February 13
  • Melbourne, Marvel Stadium – Friday, February 19 and Saturday, February 20
  • Brisbane, Suncorp Stadium – Sunday, February 28
  • Sydney, Accor Stadium – Thursday, March 4 and Friday, March 5

How to get tickets to Bruno Mars in Australia?

Anyone else wanna be a billionaire so they can shout tickets for the whole gang? General public tickets go on sale on Friday, September 4 at 12pm local time in Sydney, 1pm in Brisbane, and 2pm in Melbourne and Perth.

When is the Bruno Mars pre-sale in Australia?

Superfans can score early access to tickets via the pre-sale, which kicks off on Wednesday, September 2 at 12pm local time in Sydney, 1pm in Brisbane, and 2pm in Melbourne and Perth. Just make sure to sign up for pre-sale access on Ticketmaster by Sunday, August 30 at 11.59pm local time.

How much are Bruno Mars tickets in Australia?

Stay tuned for ticket prices.

Who is the support act for Bruno Mars in Australia?

You’ll want to arrive early, as there’s not just one, but two support acts joining Bruno Mars Down Under. Two-time Grammy-winning South African singer and songwriter Tyla will warm up the stage alongside multi-hyphenate global superstar Anderson .Paak as DJ Pee .Wee.

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