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This article provides a list of entertainment events that were held at the Rod Laver Arena. The busiest indoor arena in Victoria have hosted many entertainment events from many local, regional and international artists; spanning a wide range of musical genres. All events are arranged in an chronological order.
1987–2000
[edit]Entertainment events at Rod Laver Arena | ||
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Date | Artist | Events |
1989 | ||
7 October | U2 | Lovetown Tour |
8 October | ||
9 October | ||
12 October | ||
13 October | ||
14 October | ||
16 October | ||
1990 | ||
9 February | Kylie Minogue | Enjoy Yourself Tour |
1991 | ||
16 February | Kylie Minogue | Rhythm of Love Tour |
19 February | ||
20 February | ||
19 March | MC Hammer | Please Hammer Don't Hurt 'Em World Tour |
18 October | AC/DC | Razors Edge World Tour |
19 October | ||
20 October | ||
1 November | ||
4 November | Gloria Estefan | Into The Light Tour |
6 November | ||
13 November | Dire Straits | On Every Street Tour |
14 November | ||
15 November | ||
16 November | ||
17 November | ||
18 November | ||
1993 | ||
16 February | Elton John | The One Tour |
17 February | ||
19 February | ||
20 February | ||
1994 | ||
8 March | Depeche Mode | Exotic Tour |
1995 | ||
8 February | Kiss | Kiss My Ass Tour |
9 February | ||
17 February | Janet Jackson | Janet World Tour |
18 February | ||
20 February | ||
1996 | ||
3 April | Gloria Estefan | Evolution Tour |
4 April | ||
6 May | Red Hot Chili Peppers | One Hot Minute Tour |
7 May | ||
7 November | AC/DC | Ballbreaker World Tour |
8 November | ||
9 November | ||
1997 | ||
13 February | Kiss | Alive/Worldwide Tour |
14 February | ||
15 February | ||
1998 | ||
7 February | The Corrs | Talk on Corners World Tour |
11 February | Cliff Richard | 40th Anniversary Tour |
12 February | ||
13 February | Mariah Carey | Butterfly World Tour |
16 February | ||
17 April | Van Halen | III Tour |
21 August | Bob Dylan | Never Ending Tour 1998 |
22 August | ||
1999 | ||
17 February | Shania Twain | Come On Over Tour |
18 February | ||
8 October | Alanis Morissette | Junkie Tour |
9 October |
2001–2010
[edit]2011–2020
[edit]2021–present
[edit]Entertainment events at Rod Laver Arena | |||
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Date | Artists | Events | Ref |
2022 | |||
10 June | The Kid Laroi | The End of the World Tour | |
12 June | |||
2 August | Tyler, The Creator | CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST | |
3 August | |||
22 September | Billie Eilish | Happier Than Ever, The World Tour | |
23 September | |||
24 September | |||
26 September | |||
22 October | Tame Impala | Slow Rush Tour | |
23 October | |||
11 November | Dua Lipa | Future Nostalgia Tour | |
12 November | |||
4 December | Kendrick Lamar | The Big Steppers Tour | |
5 December | |||
13 December | The Killers | Imploding the Mirage Tour | |
14 December | |||
16 December | Keith Urban | The Speed of Now World Tour | |
17 December | |||
2023 | |||
17 February | Stray Kids | 2nd World Tour "MANIAC" | |
18 February | |||
23 February | Sting | My Songs Tour | |
28 February | Backstreet Boys | DNA World Tour | |
1 March | |||
8 March | Florence and the Machine | Dance Fever Tour | |
9 March | |||
14 March | Rod Stewart | Australian Tour 2023 | |
16 March | My Chemical Romance | 2023 Australian Tour | |
17 March | |||
23 March | Ice Cube, Cypress Hill & The Game | Australia Tour 2023 | |
24 March | Morgan Wallen (with Bailey Zimmerman, ERNEST, Hardy) | One Night at a Time World Tour | [110] |
25 March | |||
8 April | JJ Lin | JJ20 World Tour | |
11 April | The 1975 | At Their Very Best | |
12 April | |||
6 May | Twice | Ready To Be Tour | |
7 May | |||
14 May | Wu-Tang Clan | N.Y. State of Mind Tour | |
21 May | Eric Chou | Odyssey Journey World Tour | |
10 June | Blackpink | Born Pink World Tour | |
11 June | |||
16 June | Michael Bublé | Higher Tour | |
17 June | |||
14 July | Lewis Capaldi | Broken By Desire To Be Heavenly Sent Tour | |
15 July | |||
17 July | Lizzo | The Special Tour | |
18 July | |||
19 August | Luke Combs | World Tour | |
20 August | |||
9 September | Culture Club | The Greatest Hits Tour | |
13 October | Diljit Dosanjh | Born to Shine World Tour | |
31 October | Sam Smith | Gloria Tour | |
1 November | |||
6 November | The Corrs | Down Under | |
20 November | Joji | Pandemonium Tour | [111] |
27 November | Paramore | This Is Why Tour | |
28 November | |||
30 November | |||
5 December | 50 Cent | The Final Lap Tour | |
6 December | |||
8 December | Eric Prydz | Holo | |
9 December | |||
10 December | |||
2024 | |||
13 February | Blink-182 | World Tour 2023/2024 | [112] |
14 February | |||
16 February | Matchbox 20 | Slow Dream Tour | |
26 February | Blink-182 | World Tour 2023/2024 | |
27 February | |||
29 February | |||
4 March | Fred again | Australia Live Shows | [113] |
5 March | |||
6 March | |||
8 March | Jonas Brothers | Five Albums. One Night. The World Tour | |
9 March | |||
16 March | Jay Chou | Carnival World Tour | [114] |
17 March | |||
28 March | $uicideboy$ | Grey Day Australia & New Zealand Tour | |
29 March | |||
18 April | Bring Me the Horizon | Down Under Tour | |
27 April | Hololive Production | Hololive Production x DreamHack Melbourne 2024 | |
29 April | SZA | SOS Tour | |
30 April | |||
2 May | |||
3 May | Niall Horan | The Show: Live on Tour | |
4 May | |||
15 May | Macklemore | Ben Tour | |
22 June | Jerry Seinfeld | Jerry Seinfeld LIVE New Show | [115] |
23 June | |||
14 July | Arijit Singh | Arijit Singh Live In Concert | [116] |
25 July | Ive | Show What I Have World Tour | |
2 September | Aespa | Synk: Parallel Line | |
4 September | J Balvin | Que Bueno Volver a Verte Tour | [117] |
6 September | Iron Maiden | The Future Past Tour | |
12 September | Thirty Seconds to Mars | Seasons Tour | |
26 September | Ne-Yo | Champagne and Roses Tour | [118] |
3 October | Kip Moore | Nomad World Tour | [119] |
9 October | Olivia Rodrigo | Guts World Tour | |
10 October | |||
13 October | |||
14 October | |||
6 November | Take That | This Life on Tour | |
14 November | Trevor Noah | Off The Record Tour | [120] |
19 November | Twenty One Pilots | The Clancy World Tour | [121] |
24 November | James Blunt | The Who We Used To Be Tour | [122] |
2025 | |||
7 February | Childish Gambino | The New World Tour | [123] |
25 February | Chris Stapleton | Chris Stapleton's All-American Road Show Tour | |
26 February | |||
4 March | Billie Eilish | Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour | |
5 March | |||
7 March | |||
8 March | |||
11 March | Cigarettes After Sex | X's World Tour | |
12 March |
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