Lenny Kravitz is bringing his Blue Electric Light World Tour to Sydney.
He’ll be performing at Qudos Bank Arena on November 18, 2025.
Pre-sale tickets are currently available.

Rock superstar Lenny Kravitz will be heading Down Under in November, with concerts lined up in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Newcastle and, surprisingly, Mildura in regional Victoria.

The four-time GRAMMY Award-winning icon will return to Australia for the first time in 13 years, hitting arenas from November 18 to November 29, for his Blue Electric Light World Tour.

The Australian run will kick off at the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney on November 18. After performing in Newcastle, Brisbane and Melbourne, Kravitz will hit up the Mildura Sporting Precinct for a special outdoor concert – the city’s first big gig since the Kings of Leon performed there in 2022.

The Mildura show has been backed by the state government, supported by the $38 million regional events fund. Visit Victoria has continued to work with the live music sector to bring more talent to regional areas, and Kravitz’s Mildura show is no exception: it’s expected to attract up to 15,000 fans.

After his Mildura stop, Kravitz will finish up the tour in South Australia at the bp Adelaide Grand Final.

Lenny Kravitz performing — Lenny Kravitz is sure to put on an electrifying performance. (Image: Shutterstock).

Lenny Kravitz Tour Dates

Sydney: Tuesday, November 18, 2025 at Qudos Bank Arena
Newcastle: Wednesday, November 19, 2025 at Newcastle Entertainment Centre
Brisbane: Friday, November 21, 2025 at Brisbane Entertainment Centre
Melbourne: Tuesday, November 25, 2025 at John Cain Arena
Mildura: Friday, November 28, 2025 at Mildura Sporting Precinct

How do I get tickets?

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, June 20 at 10am.

Customers can only buy 10 tickets per transaction.

The artist pre-sale is currently open, running on until Thursday, June 19 at 9am.

Telstra pre-sale is also open to Telstra customers, who can login to Telstra Plus here to access the pre-sale.

There are also presale links through Qantas Frequent Flyers, Foxtel Rewards, my NRMA members, TEG Live and My Tickettek. Further details can be found here.

Ticket prices

Tickets start at $101.85 for general admission standing.

Seated tickets range from $101.95 to $254.80.

Fans can purchase Blue Electric Light Pre-Show Party Tickets, which include one premium ticket, either General Admission Standing (with early entry) or Premium Reserved Seating.

These tickets also include exclusive access to the pre-show party, where you’ll be treated to canapés, beverage tokens and DJ performances, as well as crowd-free merch shopping and a dedicated VIP entry lane. These tickets start at $595.

Lenny Kravitz singing — Kravitz will perform in Sydney, Newcastle, Brisbane, Melbourne and Mildura. (Image: Shutterstock).

Who will be Lenny Kravitz’s support act?

Kravitz will be joined by ARIA Award-winning Australian rock band, JET, who will be supporting him on the Australian leg of his world tour, fresh off the heels of their American tour.

Kravitz’s team may be taking advantage of ‘Michael’s Rule‘. The NSW Government recently introduced the regulation in an effort to preserve and spotlight Australian artists. The rule stipulates that promoters who book an Australian act to support an international artist will receive significant reductions in venue hire costs.

These reduced fees only apply to the Sydney Opera House or venues that are included in Venues NSW. Although Kravitz’s Sydney show is not eligible to benefit from Michael’s Rule (Qudos Bank Arena is not part of Venues NSW), the Newcastle Entertainment Centre is, suggesting Michael’s Rule may be at play in this instance.

How do I travel to the Qudos Bank Arena?

Train

Trains services run regularly between Central train station and Lidcombe and take around an hour. At Lidcombe, services to Olympic Park Station run every 10 minutes. From there, it’s just a five-minute walk to Qudos Bank Arena.

Bus

A number of services to and from Sydney Olympic Park operate on a daily basis, with the 526 practically taking you to the door. Check timetables and routes here.

Ferry

Make the most of Sydney’s fantastic ferry services and catch the ferry from Circular Quay to Wentworth Point. The journey lasts just under an hour, so the same as the train. Then hop on the Route 526 bus service from the wharf to the Sydney Olympic Park precinct for patrons attending events at Qudos Bank Arena.

Car

There are more than 10,000 onsite car parks throughout the Olympic Park precinct. The largest is P1 Car Park adjoining Qudos Bank Arena. Pre-booking is strongly advised.

All other onsite car parks are within a 10 minute walk of the venue and complimentary shuttle bus services may operate between the arena and all operational car parks.