Dua Lipa Tickets

Start levitating Australia as the queen of dance-pop; Dua Lipa is on her way! Find out all the information and how to get Dua Lipa Australian tour tickets.

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Australia, it’s time to gear up and get those dancing shoes ready because the queen of pop, dance and everything in between, Dua Lipa, is heading our way for her Radical Optimism tour in 2025!

Fresh off the Future Nostalgia tour (which, let's be honest, was the event of 2022) is back for another round.

The countdown begins: Dua Lipa 2025 Australian tour dates

First things first: where and when will Dua Lipa grace us with her presence? Mark these dates in your calendars:

Melbourne: Rod Laver Arena on Thursday, March 20th, 2025  

Sydney: Qudos Bank Arena on Wednesday, March 26th, 2025  

Auckland: Spark Arena on Wednesday, April 2nd, 2025

With only three shows in the region, these tickets are going to be hotter than the summer sun, so if you thought Taylor Swift’s 'Eras' tour ticket scramble was intense, get ready for a similar dance. Luckily, we have you covered, more on that later.

What to expect on Dua Lipa's Radical Optimism tour

Dua Lipa’s third album, 'Radical Optimism,' has some very, and unsurprisingly, danceable tracks. Singles 'Houdini,' 'Training Session,' and 'Illusion' saw the album smash charts worldwide, grabbing the #1 spot in 11 countries and even securing a top 10 spot on our very own ARIA charts.

If you’ve ever been to a Dua Lipa concert before, you know the high-energy performances, insane choreography, and powerful vocals will leave you…yep, we're going to say it….are you ready…levitating—pun intended—all night long. Every anthem she drops is a certified banger.

How to get your hands on Dua Lipa 2025 tickets

If the answer wasn't already clear, they are on this page! Scroll up and grab what is left of the Dua Lipa Australian tour tickets from Queen of Tickets. Do not wait, as they will be gone fast.

We know that ticket availability is going to be brutal, so get your game plan sorted now. Whether you’re texting the group chat to organise a limo to the show or rolling solo to dance like no one is watching, you’ll need to act fast to be part of this party.

Why you shouldn't miss Dua Lipa in 2025

If Dua Lipa's last visit to Australia in 2022 taught us anything, it's that this woman knows how to put on a show. Back then, Future Nostalgia swept through the country, leaving behind sold-out arenas and glowing reviews. This time, she’s back bigger and better with 'Radical Optimism,' an album that has solidified her place as one of the biggest pop stars on the planet.

Dua Lipa's Journey to Glastonbury 

If there’s one thing Dua Lipa knows how to do, it’s manifest her dreams. Take Glastonbury 2024, for instance. Headlining the iconic British festival in front of a massive crowd of 100,000 was no accident—it was something she’d been envisioning for years. And not just any night. Dua had her sights set on a Friday headliner slot so she could enjoy the rest of the weekend soaking in the festival atmosphere. 

But her journey to Glastonbury was far from a straight line. Born in London to Albanian parents who fled Kosovo during the war, Dua Lipa has been hustling toward pop stardom since she was a kid. After her family moved back to Kosovo, Dua decided at just 15 years old to return to the UK and pursue her dream of becoming a pop star. Convincing her parents wasn’t easy, but she told them she needed to go to school in England to get into a British university. They bought it, but Dua had other plans.

She quickly got to work, posting covers on YouTube and performing in tiny venues—sometimes for just a handful of people, many of whom were lured in with free drinks. Dua’s breakthrough came in 2017 with her debut album and the massive hit 'New Rules,' but she didn’t stop there. Her follow-up, Future Nostalgia, released in the middle of the pandemic, turned her into a global superstar. Dubbed the "Quarantine Queen," Dua kept people dancing at home when the world felt still.

Dua Lipa chooses dance floor hits over personal drama

One thing you’ve got to admire about Dua Lipa, aside from her string of absolute bangers, is how she keeps the focus where it belongs: on the music. While many pop stars dive deep into personal drama, often using their songs as a kind of emotional diary or airing out private grievances, Dua’s approach is refreshingly different.

In a candid 60 Minutes interview with Anderson Cooper, Dua addressed the critics who claim her songs lack a personal touch. Her response? She's totally cool with that. “It’s something that I just naturally hold back,” she explained, adding that she doesn't feel the need to use her music to make headlines or exploit her personal life. “Some people are just so ruthless with their own private life that they decide to put it all out in a song because they know that it’s going to attract people’s attention.”

But for Dua, it’s all about the groove. “For me, it was always important to make music that people really loved—not because I was putting someone on blast or because I’m doing it for clickbait at someone else’s expense.” And honestly, that’s probably why her fans are so loyal. The music is front and centre, not the tabloid drama.

Her third album is a prime example of this. With dancefloor-ready tracks, she’s proving that you don’t need to air your dirty laundry to make a chart-topping album. In fact, Radical Optimism hit #1 on the Official U.K. Albums Chart and peaked at #2 on the Billboard 200, marking her highest-charting project to date. The pop star continues to prove that authenticity doesn't have to mean oversharing.

As Dua gears up for the Radical Optimism world tour—43 dates that will see her performing across Europe, North America, and, of course, Australia and New Zealand—fans can expect pure, unfiltered pop magic. Lock in your Dua Lipa Australian tour tickets now!