Childish Gambino announces The New World Tour and will be heading to Australia

Four years ago in 2020, the website donaldgloverpresents.com began circulating online, containing a continuous loop of different songs, some previously performed and others completely new. Not long later Childish Gambino’s final album was released as 3.15.20. At the time many agreed that the album seemed unfinished; there was no album rollout, the cover was blank white, and the song names are simply their timestamps in the album’s overall runtime.

But now, just over four years later, Childish Gambino has released the completed version of 3.15.20, and has also announced The New World Tour to accompany it. The completed album is called Atavista (listen HERE) and has been released containing two new tracks, along with song titles, a new album cover, and a music video for “Little Foot Big Foot” (watch HERE), directed by music video great and long-time collaborator of Gambino, Hiro Murai).

It has been a while for fans of Gambino’s music, after all he’s also considered one of the best actors and writers currently working in film and television. Since the original release of 3.15.20, Gambino, under his real name Donald Glover, has worked on and released season 3 and season 4 of his critically acclaimed Atlanta tv show, and also written and starred in Netflix’s Mr and Mrs Smith, a loose remake of the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s 2005 film of the same name.

The point being, Donald Glover never stops working. Not only is it a world tour, but a huge one at that. Spanning across 58 dates, and 55 world cities, the tour will move across the United States, then Europe, then onto New Zealand before finally finishing off with Australia. Along the way special guests Willow and Amaarae will make appearances, with Willow covering the American leg of the tour, Amaarae covering the remainder.

TICKETS:

There are multiple different ticket releases for New Zealand and Australian fans, with multiple presales taking place, before the main round of ticketing. All opportunities will use staggered timings to hopefully ease the wait times when purchasing tickets.

All tickets will be sold through ticketek.

Australian fans can purchase tickets HERE.
New Zealand fans can purchase tickets HERE.

American Express members will be the first to get the opportunity, with their presale beginning on Thursday 16 May and running for 48 hours or until presale allocation is exhausted. (currently open)

Sydney and Brisbane: 9am local
Perth: 10am local
Melbourne: 12pm local
Auckland: 12pm local

Artist Presale – this will run begin on Thursday 16 May , running for 45 hours or until the allocation is exhausted. Fans can sign up for the Artist Presale for all tour dates HERE. (currently open)

Sydney and Brisbane: 11am local
Perth: 1pm local
Melbourne: 3pm local
Auckland: 2pm local

Frontier Touring members will get an opportunity to get in early, with that presale beginning on Friday 17 May and running only 24 hours or until the allocation is exhausted. More information can be found HERE.

Sydney and Brisbane: 9am local
Perth: 10am local
Melbourne: 12pm local
Auckland: 12pm local

Finally, the main general public sale will open on Monday 20 May.

Sydney and Brisbane: 11am local
Perth: 11am local
Melbourne: 1pm local
Auckland: 2pm local

 

TOUR DATES AND VENUES:

Tuesday, January 28th – SPARK ARENA, AUCKLAND
Saturday, February 1st – ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE, BRISBANE
Tuesday, February 4th – QUDOS BANK ARENA, SYDNEY
Friday, February 7th – ROD LAVER ARENA, MELBOURNE
Tuesday, February 11th – RAC ARENA, PERTH

Hamza Ali Khan

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