Usher’s Sydney tour 2025: Dates, Tickets, Venue & Set List

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Usher Raymond, the architect of modern R&B, is coming to Sydney to perform four shows as part of his wider Past Present Future global tour. It’s an ostensible victory run for the legendary artist, who has been steaming up the charts for over three decades now. With Live Nation bringing the “Confessions” singer down to Sydney Olympic Park’s Qudos Bank Arena, R&B and pop music fans have been steadily tearing their hair out over Usher tickets.

Usher tickets go on sale this week for all four shows, which will take place across the first of December. Read below for everything you need to know about Usher coming to Sydney.

Where are Usher’s Sydney shows in December?

Usher will perform four shows at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney Olympic Park in early December. According to the Live Nation schedule, the “U Got It Bad” singer will perform his first Sydney show on Monday, December 1 followed by shows on Tuesday, December 2, Thursday, December 4, and Friday, December 5.

These shows will see Usher performing all his hits from his entire career, as well as highlights for his ninth studio album, Coming Home. This is a celebration of his career, giving us something Australia very rarely sees given its distance from the rest of the world and the effort and expense artists have to go put in include us on their world tours. Millions of people are expected to queue for tickets to see Usher, given his timeless popularity that has kept him relevant all these decades later.

Is there an Usher Sydney presale?

Yes, you’ll have a few chances to secure your tickets to see Usher in Sydney before the big scramble over the general sale. The first round of presale tickets go on sale via the Usher World website at 11am on Monday, May 12. There are presales for both Vodafone and Mastercard members on Monday, May 12 as well. Westfield and Live Nation will host their presales on Wednesday, May 14.

Here is a further breakdown of all the presale for Usher tickets.

  • Artist presale: Monday, May 12 at 12pm – Friday, May 16 at 12pm
  • Mastercard presale: Monday, May 12 at 2pm – Wednesday, May 14 at 2pm
  • Vodafone presale: Monday, May 12 at 2pm – Wednesday, May 14 at 2pm
  • Westfield Reserved presale: Wednesday, May 14 at 3pm – Wednesday, May 21 at 5pm
  • Live Nation presale: Wednesday, May 14 at 3pm – Friday, May 16 at 12pm
  • My Ticketek presale: Wednesday, May 14 at 3pm – Friday, May 16 at 12pm
  • General sale: Friday, May 16 at 1pm

How much will Usher tickets cost?

Now that some of the Usher presales have started, we have a much better idea of what kind of ticket categories are available and how much they will cost. Spoiler alert: they are expensive.

The cheapest tickets start at $129.99 for D Reserve tickets (that is, the nose bleed section) and they climb all the way up to $3.085.70 for the “Diamond Loveseat and VIP Experience.” There’s not much indication as to what this incredibly expensive ticket gets you, but based on the viral videos from his ongoing world tour, we imagine Usher will feed you cherries if you find yourself in this prime position.

These are some of the prices on Ticketek right now:

  • D Reserve – $129.90
  • C Reserve – $179.90
  • B Reserve – $199.90
  • B Reserve (Aisle) – $222.30
  • A Reserve – $279.90
  • A Reserve (Aisle) – $299.90
  • Premium Reserve – $519.90
  • Usher VIP Early Entry – $539.25
  • Usher VIP Lounge Experience – $892.85
  • Diamond Loveseat + VIP Lounge Experience – $3.085.70

Usher Future Love Past Tour set list

The Past Present Future Tour set list is a doozy. It’s the most comprehensive retrospective Usher has performed to date, looking back on his mega-successful career. From a quick look online, it doesn’t appear that he switches the set list up or changes any songs in the structure so it’s safe to say fans can expect to hear the following, in this exact order.

Coming Home
Hey Daddy (Daddy’s Home)
BIG
Call Me a Mack / Think of You / Can U Get Wit It
My Way
You Make Me Wanna…
U Remind Me
U Don’t Have to Call
Caught Up
Don’t Waste My Time
Love in this Club
Tell Me
New Flame
Lil’ Freak
Margiela
Party
Lovers & Friends
Nice & Slow
U Got It Bad
Climax
Burn
Confessions
Confessions Part II
OMG
DJ Got Us Fallin’ in Love
Superstar
I Am the Party
There Goes My Baby?
Can U Handle It?
My Boo
Bad Girl
Good Kisser
Good Good
Yeah!
Without You

How do I travel to the Qudos Bank Arena?

First of all, aim to arrive early to allow time for any unexpected delays. Around 21,000 people are expected to attend each night, and thatโ€™s a lot of people travelling in to see Usher in Sydney.

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, itโ€™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 Sydneyโ€™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.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When do Usher 2025 Sydney tickets go on sale?

The general sale for Usher tickets in Sydney starts at 1pm on Friday, May 16.

2. What is the age restriction for Usher’s concerts in Sydney?

There is no age restriction for Usher’s Sydney concerts. Of course, ticket categories that come with VIP lounge access to bar access in a way will be 18+.

3. Are meet-and-greets available?

It doesn’t look like Usher will be doing any meet and greets on this Past Future Present Australian tour.

4. Is there merchanise available at the venue?

There will be Usher merchanise available at Qudos Bank Arena on each night of his Sydney shows.

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