BRITPOP World Tour Hospitality
Robbie Williams's BRITPOP World Tour supports BRITPOP, his 13th studio album. Its final leg runs from October to December 2026 across Brazil, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and Peru.
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Robbie Williams Britpop Tour VIP Tickets
On the Australian and New Zealand dates, the tour's VIP packages are offered alongside two standard ticket types. One is general admission standing, split into a front and a rear area. The other is reserved seating in five tiers, from A Reserve down to E Reserve.
BRITPOP World Tour Hospitality in Australia and New Zealand
The Australian stadium run opens at Adelaide Oval on 7 November 2026 and moves through Marvel Stadium in Melbourne, Accor Stadium in Sydney and McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle before Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on 20 November. That is five stadium shows in 14 days.
The New Zealand leg starts at Eden Park in Auckland on 24 November 2026.
Support Acts at the Final BRITPOP World Tour Dates
G Flip and The Lottery Winners are the announced support acts for the five Australian stadium dates of the BRITPOP World Tour. At the two New Zealand dates, Robbie Williams is joined by Drax Project and The Lottery Winners.
About the BRITPOP World Tour
The BRITPOP World Tour opened at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh on 31 May 2025 and is scheduled to run for more than 18 months.
Two milestones fall on the final leg. The show at McDonald Jones Stadium on 17 November 2026 is Robbie Williams's first in Newcastle, New South Wales, and the Christchurch date on 28 November is his first concert in the city in 25 years.
About BRITPOP World Tour Hospitality
The album behind the tour was announced on 21 May 2025, with Rocket, featuring Tony Iommi, as its lead single.
After its European run, the tour moved on to Central and South America.
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Frequently Asked Questions About BRITPOP World Tour Hospitality
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Three VIP packages are listed for the Australian and New Zealand dates. They are the tour's own ticketed packages, and two of them, BRITPOP and Rocket, come with an A Reserve seat. The third, Pretty Face, is a front standing ticket. Only the BRITPOP package adds a pre-show lounge with light canapés and a drink on arrival.
Rocket and Pretty Face holders get into the venue before general ticket holders on the Australian and New Zealand dates. Pretty Face holders also reach the floor before everyone else, although it has no sectioned-off VIP area. All three packages include priority check-in.
Yes, for every show but one. As at 12 October 2026, the tour promoter listed each Australian date and the Auckland show as on sale now. Christchurch is the exception: its show was listed as sold out, with a waitlist for news of any further ticket release.
A midweek stadium night lets a company host clients straight after the working day, and the Australian leg offers one at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on Wednesday 11 November 2026. For a weekend evening with guests, the Sydney show at Accor Stadium falls on Saturday 14 November.
No. The tour's UK shows took place earlier in its run, and none of its remaining dates is in the UK. Robbie Williams has announced UK dates for 2027, but they are billed separately and none of them carries the BRITPOP World Tour name.
The tour is scheduled to end at Estadio San Marcos in Lima, Peru, on 12 December 2026. Robbie Williams's only other December date is a week earlier: his own tour page lists an appearance at Carreras & Friends at The Gabba in Woolloongabba, Australia, on 5 December.
No. Robbie Williams's Lytham Festival show on Saturday 3 July 2027 is a separate festival headline date. Neither the festival's listing nor his own tour page attaches the BRITPOP name to it. As at 10 October 2026, the festival's ticket page listed every ticket type for his Saturday show as sold out.
Robbie Williams released BRITPOP digitally on 16 January 2026, with physical formats following on 6 February. The album debuted at UK Number 1 on the chart announced 23 January 2026. That made it his 16th UK Number 1 album and took him past The Beatles' previous record of 15.