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Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Aloe Blacc is officially bringing his signature blend of soul, funk, hip hop and feel-good anthems back to Australian stages for the first time in more than seven years, and Adelaide fans are getting a huge night at Her Majesty’s Theatre on Saturday, September 19th.
Known around the globe for massive hits like Wake Me Up, The Man and I Need A Dollar, Aloe has built a reputation for high-energy live performances packed with powerhouse vocals and uplifting messages.
The Australian tour announcement comes after a big return year for the artist, who released new music in 2025 for the first time in five years, including the single Don’t Go Alone and his album Stand Together. The project carried a strong philanthropic focus, continuing the artist’s long-standing commitment to social impact through music.
Fans can also expect plenty of nostalgia, with Aloe set to perform songs from his globally successful album Lift Your Spirit, which featured chart-topping favourites including The Man and Wake Me Up.
Raised on salsa, merengue and cumbia before falling in love with hip hop as a kid, Aloe’s career has spanned everything from underground rap mixtapes to Grammy nominations and global chart success. Over the years, he’s worked alongside some of the music industry’s biggest names, including Pharrell Williams, while blending soul, folk, hip hop and socially conscious storytelling into his sound.
The national tour kicks off in Brisbane before heading to Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and finally Adelaide, where local fans will get the chance to experience the acclaimed performer live in one of the city’s most iconic theatres.
Mastercard holders can access presale tickets from Thursday, May 28th at 9am, while the Mellen Events presale begins Friday, May 29th. General public tickets go on sale Tuesday, June 2nd at 9am.
ALOE BLACC WAKE ME UP TOUR – AUSTRALIA 2026
Night at the Parkland, Brisbane
Friday 11 September
Night at the Barracks, Sydney
Saturday 12 September
Palais Theatre, Melbourne
Sunday 13 September
Riverside Theatre – PCEC, Perth
Friday 18 September
Her Majesty’s Theatre – Adelaide
Saturday 19 September
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