How To Score Tickets To Luke Combs' 2025 Australian Tour

Today’s early morning announcement that Luke Combs will return to Australia and New Zealand in 2025 has left fans filled with anticipation, with the superstar set to break records as the first-ever country music artist to headline stadiums down under.

While Combs only played in Australia in August 2023, demand has clearly grown. The tour begins in New Zealand, with the singer-songwriter performing at Auckland’s Eden Park on Friday, 17 January, and Saturday, 18 January.

He’ll then jet off to Australia, playing at Brisbane’s Suncorp Stadium on Friday, 24 January, and Saturday, 25 January, Sydney’s Accor Stadium on Friday, 31 January, and Saturday, 1 February, and Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium on Friday, 7 February, and Saturday, 8 February. All shows will be licenced to cater for attendees of all ages.

For the tour, he’ll be joined by special guests Jordan Davis, Mitchell Tenpenny, and Australia’s own Lane Pittman.

Due to the expected huge demand for tickets, all tickets will be released at staggered times to prevent crashes on ticketing websites.

For fans who haven’t had to buy tickets for shows using staggered timings, things could be feeling a bit confusing right now, so read on to find out everything you need to know about having the best chance to buy tickets to Luke Combs’ upcoming tour.

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All The Pre-Sales

BOOTLEGGERS PRE-SALE

Via lukecombs.com

Runs from Monday, 23 September (staggered timings as below) or until pre-sale allocation is exhausted

Sydney: 3 pm local time

Auckland: 4 pm local time

Melbourne: 4 pm local time

Brisbane: 5 pm local time

FRONTIER MEMBERS PRE-SALE

Via frontiertouring.com/lukecombs

Runs from Tuesday, 24 September (staggered timings as below) or until pre-sale allocation is exhausted

Auckland: 1 pm local time

Melbourne: 2 pm local time

Brisbane: 4 pm local time

Sydney: 5 pm local time

GENERAL PUBLIC ON SALE

Via: frontiertouring.com

Begins: Wednesday, 25 September (staggered timings as below)

Sydney: 1 pm local time

Auckland: 2 pm local time

Melbourne: 2 pm local time

Brisbane: 3 pm local time

Ticket Prices

Ticket prices for Luke Combs’ upcoming tour start at just $25 (for F Reserve tickets) — we don’t expect these will last long – and go all the way up to $349.90 in Australia. For the New Zealand dates, the highest ticket price is $299.90. You can find a full breakdown of ticket prices below.