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    Odd Mob Announces Australian National Tour


    Electronic powerhouse from Brisbane Odd Mob has announced his Australian Headline Tour, with the four-date run kicking off at Sydney’s Metro Theatre, 6 September, then making stops in Perth, Brisbane and Melbourne.

    Harry Hope, who goes under the alias Odd Mob, has amassed over 250 Million Streams, becoming one of Australia’s most exciting electronic exports. Crushing the Quasar stage last night at Coachella weekend one, the DJ also recently supported John Summit on his sold-out national tour.

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    This Australian tour comes off the back of a stacked international run, including Major festivals like Tomorrowland, EDC Las VegasParookaville, and a sold-out headline at LA’s Hollywood Palladium. Odd Mob also joined Swedish House Mafia at Ushuaïa Ibiza and delivered an explosive set at Beyond The Valley’s Dance Dome in 2024.

    Odd Mob’s bass-heavy club tracks never fail to push boundaries. His remake of Sean Paul’s Get Busy dominated electronic listings, racking up over 45 million streams and topping the ARIA + UK Club charts. Following that massive success, Odd Mob released yet another dance floor anthem with Ed Graves, Vertigo. Other hits, like his breakout track Is It A Banger, LEFT TO RIGHT and Losing Control has solidified his position as an A-lister in the club music scene.

    You can register here for pre-sale tickets ahead of the sale opening on Tuesday, 15 April, at 10 am local time. The general sale begins on Tuesday, 15 April, at 4 pm local time via the Untitled Group website.

    ODD MOB

    2025 AUSTRALIAN TOUR DATES:

     Saturday, September 6 – Metro Theatre, Sydney

    Friday, September 19 – Villa, Perth

    Saturday, September 20 – Princess Theatre, Brisbane

    Thursday, September 25 – Max Watts, Melbourne

    This piece of content has been assisted by the Australian Government through Music Australia and Creative Australia, its
    arts funding and advisory body

    Creative Australia



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