Bruno Mars is bringing The Romantic Tour to Australia in 2027, locking in six stadium concerts across Perth, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney. The shows arrive in February and March, but fans hoping to secure tickets will need to act much earlier, with the first artist presales opening in September 2026.

The Australian run will also feature Tyla as special guest, while Anderson .Paak joins as DJ Pee .Wee. Together, they turn the Australian leg into a major stadium package rather than a standard Bruno Mars headline stop.

Bruno Mars Australia 2027 dates at a glance

The tour begins in Perth before travelling east for five more shows:

Perth: Optus Stadium — February 13, 2027
Melbourne: Marvel Stadium — February 19, 2027
Melbourne: Marvel Stadium — February 20, 2027
Brisbane: Suncorp Stadium — February 28, 2027
Sydney: Accor Stadium — March 4, 2027
Sydney: Accor Stadium — March 5, 2027

Accor Stadium currently lists a 6pm start for the March 4 Sydney show, while noting that final show times are still subject to confirmation.

The Sydney and Melbourne dates arrive during an unusually busy 2027 stadium season. Those venues are also hosting the BTS Australia Tour 2027 just weeks earlier, giving interstate concertgoers another reason to plan travel and accommodation well ahead of time.

When do Bruno Mars tickets go on sale?

The artist presale starts Wednesday, September 2, 2026, followed by the general onsale on Friday, September 4.

For Sydney, Accor Stadium lists both sales from 12pm AEST. Fans who want access to the Sydney artist presale must register before 11:59pm AEST on Sunday, August 30.

Sale times can vary between cities, so buyers should check the official event listing for their chosen venue instead of assuming one time applies across Australia.

Why these tickets could attract heavy demand

The Romantic Tour is already one of Bruno Mars’ biggest live projects. Following its international expansion, the tour now covers more than 115 stadium shows across North America, Europe, the UK, Asia, Australia, New Zealand and Mexico.

Tour organisers have also highlighted exceptional overseas demand, including a reported 2.1 million Ticketmaster tickets sold in a single day during earlier sales across North America, Europe and the UK.

That record does not guarantee an Australian sell-out, but recent regional ticket activity shows why early preparation matters. The Olivia Dean Auckland concert ticket rush recently demonstrated how quickly allocations for in-demand international artists can tighten even after venues are upgraded.

Tyla and Anderson .Paak add more weight to the lineup

South African singer Tyla will appear as special guest throughout the Australian leg. The two-time Grammy winner has built an international audience through tracks including Water, Push 2 Start and Chanel.

Nine-time Grammy winner Anderson .Paak is also confirmed, performing under his DJ identity DJ Pee .Wee. Both guests are scheduled across the six announced Australian shows.

The Romantic Tour arrives during a major Bruno Mars era

The stadium run supports Mars’ fourth solo album, The Romantic, which was described in the tour announcement as the biggest debut album of his career. Songs from the project include I Just Might and Risk It All.

The tour began with two sold-out Las Vegas shows in April before developing into a large global stadium run. Mars has since continued through North America, including four MetLife Stadium performances in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

His recent stadium history is equally notable. In 2024, Mars became the first international artist of the 21st century to stage seven consecutive sold-out concerts at Tokyo Dome. Later that year, he opened Los Angeles’ Intuit Dome with two sold-out performances, including an appearance with Lady Gaga for the first live performance of Die With a Smile.

Sydney also has premium hospitality options

Fans looking beyond standard seating can choose from several Official Hospitality experiences at Accor Stadium. Announced options include Premium Private Suites, Private Suites, Zone Boxes, the Piper-Heidsieck Lounge, Gemstone Lounges, Al Aseel Dining Experience and the American Express Deck.

Depending on the package, inclusions may cover premium seating, catered food, beverage service, private lounge areas, outdoor balconies or parking. Some suites are built for groups, while lounge and dining experiences have capped guest numbers.

Hospitality packages are separate from ordinary concert ticket allocations, so buyers should compare exactly what is included before choosing between premium packages and regular seating.

What fans should check before September 2

Anyone planning to join the presale should confirm their ticketing account details, payment method and preferred concert date before the queue opens. Melbourne and Sydney each have two shows, so having a backup date may provide more flexibility if a preferred section becomes unavailable.

Presale registration itself does not guarantee a ticket. It only provides access to an earlier purchase window, and inventory can still move quickly during high-demand sales.

For the Sydney concerts, fans should use the official Accor Stadium website to confirm presale registration, event timing and any ticketing changes before purchasing.

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